Wrong order when decompile the TIME SET

[jlaybar]

/ Always works if you change the time set to Mensual,Semanal

TimeSet fec = Diario;
Serie at = Gaussian(0,1, fec);

DOES NOT WORK If you change the time set to Mensual, Semanal

TimeSet fec = Diario;
Set Include("C:/at.bdt");

There is a problem in the order of decompile. It does not destroy the serie "at"
when you change the time set and you see this error.

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Warning: ATENCIÓN: ¡¡Esta característica ha sido desaprobada!!
Existe una variable con el mismo nombre y distinto Tipo.
TimeSet fec; ha sido creado anteriormente
Puedes evitar este mensaje usando nombres únicos para las variables globales

ERROR: Variable 'fec' ya definida como "fec"
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Cheers
Jaime

[manuelb]

OK, the steps must be as follows:
1.- Compile this program:

TimeSet fec = Diario;
Serie at = Gaussian(0,1, fec);
Set BDTFile( at ?, "/wherever/at.bdt");

2.- Compile this one(Even from a new tolbase):

TimeSet fec = Diario;
Set Include("/home/manolo/at.bdt");

3.- Try to decompile and compile again. The error shows up:

Warning: ATTENTION: This feature has been deprecated!!
There is a global variable with same name but distinct Type.
TimeSet fec; has been created before.
You can avoid this message using unique names for global variables


ERROR: Variable 'fec' already defined as fec"

[danirus]

I'm sorry but I can not understand:

1- Why you compile twice the creation of the same variable TimeSet fec?
I'm talking about the step 1 and step 2. You say I have to compile the same
variable twice, but the first one doesn't be decompiled when you try to create it in
the second step.

2- You are working with different files in the step 1 and step 2. This is correct?

[manuelb]

Sorry about this, when you work hard with one thing, you suppose too much
afterwards! :-)

After first step, better CLOSE tolbase and open it up again, because what this first
step really does is creating the "at.bdt" file, and should not get involved in the
error directly.

[danirus]

I understand! This bug has just been accepted.
Thanks!

[danirus]

This bug has just been resolved.
The problem was an incrementation of number of references to "TimeSet fec".
Now the "TimeSet fec" given in the example will be destroyed in decompilation.