Syntax10.Scn.FntuParcElemsAlloc  +6ևԒҝШϳ;.Syntax10i.Scn.Fnt/ Syntax10b.Scn.FntDwI Analyzer.Analyze * Analyzer.Analyze *\ituvxs full analysis Analyzer.Analyze *\its intermediate access, TB procs check, eval. seq. Analyzer.Analyze (("*" | "@") ["\" opt] | {name ["\" opt]} "~" | "^") Options (complementing each other): i redeclaration of/use of/assignment to intermediate items t redefinition of or new definition of type bound procedures u used before set for different scopes v use of var parameters x use/initialization of exported items s evaluation sequence of function calls Analyzer.Analyze marks by default - all non-exported variables/constants/types/fields that are declared but never used, used before being initialized (*), never initialized, and initialized but never used. - non-exported [type-bound] procedures that are never called. - modules that are imported but never used. (*) For variables declared in a different scope, no warning is produced (see option \u, however). \i(ntermediate) additionally marks - items that are already declared in an outer scope. - the use of or assignment to intermediate items (e.g. local variables/parameters declared in an outer scope). \t(ype bound procedures) additionally marks - the redefinition of type bound procedures. - the new definition of type bound procedures in an extended type. \u(sed) additionally marks - 'used before set' for variables declared in a different scope. \v(arpar) additionally marks - variables that are used as var parameters and are therefore not ensured to be initialized. \x (eXported) additionally marks - exported items that are declared but not used by the module itself, used before being initialized, never initialized, and initialized but never used. \s (evaluation Sequence) additionally marks - calls of procedures with more than one parameter, where function calls occur in the parameter list. The evaluation sequence of parameters may affect the side effects of these functions. Add the following to your OberonErrors.Text. 3.5 Analyzer Warnings 900 never used 901 never set 902 used before set 903 set but never used 904 used as varpar, possibly not set 905 also declared in outer scope 906 access/assignment to intermediate 907 redefinition 908 new definition 909 statement after RETURN/EXIT 910 for loop variable set 911 implied type guard in record assignment 912 call might depend on evaluation sequence of params.