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Weird "unable to compile" error actually does.

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I got an "unable to compile" notice, but found that it did compile and changes showed up at the airport in FSX. I had deleted several taxiways and a couple of parking spots. In the "unable to compile" notice, it listed a couple parking spot numbers and taxi path numbers. I checked the xml file, but was unable to find them. So I went ahead and clicked "compile" a couple times, saved the airport and loaded FSX. Everything compiled normally, but the errors persist on compilation. So, I'm just ignoring them since I can't find them in the xml file. Do you think this could be a problem later on?:scratchch

Mike
 
I would always be a bit concerned if there is a compiler message like that. The ones that will not stop the compile are the warnings - in FSX these arise if elements are placed outside the airport test radius and are intended to warn you if something is a long way from the airport - in case you put it there by mistake
 
Thanks Jon, I'll search again outside the display area. I've looked before, but was unable to detect anything. Perhaps it's so small I can't see it.

Mike
 
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