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I was wondering whether anyone else has experienced this. When a script I am working on got above a certain size, the line numbers quoted in the compile and run time error messages started to be inaccurate. The line numbers now seem to always be before where the error actually is. I've seen this so many times now it can't be my imagination. Has anyone else seen this happen?
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Depends on what the error it is.
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