GenTokens options refer to X languages but Y are defined

Cause : Q++ has noticed that the tokens to display on each line of the GenTokens options used by the current DiaryGridLine, has tokenscorresponding to X different languages. However the number of Languages selected in the Languages property is Y, a different number.

The root cause of this mismatch depends on the relative values of X and Y.

If X<Y, this usually comes from copying a Script used for a bilingual GridTemplate and then re-using it for a unilingual GridTemplate. If X>Y, this is usually an oversight, such as forgetting that a GridTemplate is bilingual.

Some cases of X>Y can be caused by token errors. Most often it is due to forgetting to put the DayValue in front of a token, such as hours tokens, in which case Q++ thinks that token represents the "h" LanguageTag.

Consequences : If X<Y this message will only be a hint and the extra languages selected will be ignored. If X>Y, then this message will be an error and Q++ will not execute this Script until this error is fixed.

Solutions :

•	Edit List of Languages : Opens the Languages property editor, so you can add or remove languages.

•	Modify [GenTokens] : Opens the corresponding GenTokens options (located in the GridOptions), so you can modify any token errors.

Topic 176095 updated on 08-Nov-03
Topic URL: http://www.qppsupport.net/webhelp/index.html?gentokensoptionsrefertoxl.htm