Sourcing TCL warning message

[#1]

I am sourcing in TCL in to my posts and I deleted all the old commands and replace them with procs from the sourced file. now everytime I try to edit a PB command I get a warning saying that the referenced proc has not been defined and it may be assumed it is an existing data element. When running the post it runs fine. It is just annoying because I get the warning message in a lot of spots when editing or savinf the post. Is there an easy way to get past this.

[#2]

What exactly did you delete?

When I use external (sourced) procs, what I do is...

In the POST (postbuilder) I have:

proc PB_CMD_Moog_Do_Something {} {
    # comments
    Moog_Do_Something   ;# Call sourced proc
}

 Never had a problem with this, although I don't remember if I ever tried PB 8.0.3 (I'm skipping directly from PB7.5.x to 9.0.x)

Ken

[#3]

Does it look something like this? I get this all the time.  I made a thread on it here http://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/Discussion-Forum-NX/Scope-of-procedures-in-post-build...

[#4]

Yeah I do get the above. From what I gather you saved it then re-opened it and it fixed the issue for you?

[#5 · Accepted solution]

In PB8.5.1 - I see:

Options -> Validate Custom Commands -> Unknown Commands

This stops the proc check. As far as having it know the proc exists in the sourced file - I don't know of a way.

[#6]

yeah, unchecking it stopped it. Thanks.