When a library is compiled by "Check all pool objects" from Build-menu and there occure build errors (which are displayed in die Build message window) it is nevertheless possible to save the library as "compiled library" - why?
How can build/compile errors be detected in a python script if the "Check all pool objects" command is also triggered by python script?

Thanks in advance.

Hi DBaur.

DBaur hat geschrieben:
When a library is compiled by "Check all pool objects" from Build-menu and there occure build errors (which are displayed in die Build message window) it is nevertheless possible to save the library as "compiled library" - why?
How can build/compile errors be detected in a python script if the "Check all pool objects" command is also triggered by python script?

Why don't you use the method of the project object?

Here some example code which "builds" a loaded library and prints the compiler error:

CompileCategory = Guid("{97F48D64-A2A3-4856-B640-75C046E37EA9}")
\# Clear messages from Build category
system.clear_messages(CompileCategory)
projects.primary.check_all_pool_objects()
\# Get message objects which contain all the data
severities = {
   Severity.FatalError : "Fatal error", Severity.Error : "Error",
   Severity.Warning : "Warning", Severity.Information : "Information",
   Severity.Text : "Text"
   }
msgs = system.get_message_objects(CompileCategory, Severity.FatalError|Severity.Error)
for msg in msgs:
   sev = severities[msg.severity]
   print("{} {}{}: {}".format(sev, msg.prefix, msg.number, msg.text)

BR
Martin