Hello,
Sorry, I just noticed that the javascript array indention has the same error as the object indention.
Expected: https://pastebin.com/7mXLzBQ1
Actual: https://pastebin.com/gtMFxGJS
Could you provide us with a fix for both issues?
PS: The TypeScriptParser.exe from the other topic did throw an exception: https://pastebin.com/NusQstgc
Thanks and regards
Hi Kai,
I've uploaded fixed dlls here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=17i9TyLiqgO0Ubxw2iGQm3hM0VkLacYtK
Could you try to unlock dll files in this folder using Windows Explorer | Properties | Unlock file? Windows 10 seems to be locking files copied from the internet, this might be the reason it fails to load.
regards,
Andrew
I've uploaded fixed dlls here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=17i9TyLiqgO0Ubxw2iGQm3hM0VkLacYtK
Could you try to unlock dll files in this folder using Windows Explorer | Properties | Unlock file? Windows 10 seems to be locking files copied from the internet, this might be the reason it fails to load.
regards,
Andrew
Hello,
Thanks for the fast response!
It is working now.
Yes, it was indeed the locked by windows. Strange that it only affected the TypeScriptParser.exe and not the AdvancedSyntaxParsing.exe.
Regards
Thanks for the fast response!
It is working now.
Yes, it was indeed the locked by windows. Strange that it only affected the TypeScriptParser.exe and not the AdvancedSyntaxParsing.exe.
Regards