Xinjie,
See https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic/issues/1504
I have applied the changes.

Robert

Xinjie,
Thanks.
May I suggest that next time you create a Github issue for this?
I will do that now myself.

Robert

Peter,
I will look at this

Robert

Peter

Can you post a sample of the code and data?

Robert

Peter,
What happens if you write

SCATTER MEMVAR MEMO

Robert

Peter,
Thanks for reporting this.
You are right that we are not creating the CDX at this moment.
I have created a ticket for this:
https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic/issues/1497

Robert

Stefan, The X# code is not really translated into C# code. What happens is this: - The X# compiler translates the source code into what's known as a parse tree. The C# compiler does something similar. - Our compiler creates an X# parse tree and converts that to a C# parse tree, and then uses the C# ...

The following code returns what you want. Explanation: - The X# compiler creates a special class that contains the functions, procedures and globals in an assembly - The X# compiler adds a special attribute to each assembly that it produces. - This attribute is of the type XSharp.Internal.ClassLibra...

Guys,
I understand that this can be quite frustrating.
But without reproducible example, this problem will only be fixed if we accidentally find the code responsible for the problem.
So if you can create/share an example that shows this, then that would be very helpfull.

Robert

The function SymbolInfo() does not exist yet. But we could create / emulate it. However, the result may be a HUGE array, depending on the information requested. Especially when asking for SYMBOL_BUILTIN_CLASSFUNC Should that include the classes in the X# runtime or also all the classes inside the .N...