Maybe a bug?

[Rufus]

Hi!
I recently started ahving issues with WEX, and I did not understand what was going on at all.
I thought it may have been my map, so I tried a simple JASS trigger in an empty map. But the same error occured. Here's the trigger:

scope Test initializer Init

    struct A
 
    public string message
 
    public static method create takes string s returns thistype
        local thistype this = thistype.allocate()
        set this.message=s
        return this
    endmethod
 
    public method showMessage takes nothing returns nothing
        call BJDebugMsg(.message)
    endmethod
 
    endstruct
 
    private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
        local A a
        set a = A.create("vJASS works :)")
        call a.showMessage()
    endfunction

endscope

And here is the error message:

It seems like it couldn't read the code at all?
A friend of mine tested this same code in his editor (something else than WEX) and it worked fine.

 

[~El]

I remember having a similar issue, and I think it was related to pJass not running, so the code was just pasted as-is, which is obviously not valid vanilla JASS.

Make sure pJass is enabled in the menus, and that it works properly (you can try poking it through the command line, it's bundled somewhere in wex plugins)

 

[MindWorX]

I am unable to reproduce the problem. Can you try a fresh WEX installation?

 

[Rufus]

Sorry. Don't feel like digging into the problem further, as I already ripped my hair over a similiar problem that appeared in the JNGP.
I don't know if this fixes the issue here, but in the JNGP, none of the code was working either. I had to create a syntax error, try to run the map for the JASShelper to detect it, and then correct it to make all other JASS work.