A script syntax error is an error that results when a JScript statement violates one or more of the syntax rules of a JScript scripting language. A JScript syntax error occurs during the compile phase of the program before the program starts running.
Error Number |
Description |
1019 |
There is no "break" outside the loop. |
1020 |
There is no "continue" outside the loop. |
1030 |
Conditional compilation is turned off |
1027 |
There can be only one "default" in a "switch" statement |
1005 |
Need "(" |
1006 |
Need ")" |
1012 |
Need "/" |
1003 |
Need ":" |
1004 |
Need ";" |
1032 |
Need "@" |
1029 |
Need to "@end" |
1007 |
Need "]" |
1008 |
Need "{" |
1009 |
Require "}" |
1011 |
Need "=" |
1033 |
"Catch" is required |
1031 |
Need constant |
1023 |
Hexadecimal number required |
1010 |
Identifier required |
1028 |
Requires an identifier, string, or number |
1024 |
Need "while" |
1014 |
Illegal characters |
1026 |
Label not found |
1025 |
Label definition Duplicates |
1018 |
There is a ' return ' statement outside the function |
1002 |
Syntax error |
1035 |
"Throw" must be followed by an expression, and on the same source code line |
1016 |
Comment Not finished |
1015 |
string constant does not end |