Can not use new EIBstudio because CRLF variable is already predefined

[Perry]

I wanted to upgrade my EIBstudio from 3.015 to latest version 3.203 but I get an error saying that a variable CRLF can not be re-defined again.

In my program I use the CRLF variable in pieces of the program that I copied from somebody else and that I modified to send TCP commands.
Some of these pieces of code are the following:

CRLF = $$
GET_1 = $$
GET_2 = $$
GET_3 = $$
GET_4 = $$
GET_5 = $$
String = $$
TCP_ConnectionState = 6u08

gudeSendDelay = 500u64
gudePort = 80u16
gudeIP = 192.168.1.40
//gudeInit=0b01
gudeCommandSent=0b01
gudeToggle=0b01
gudeTrigger=0b01
gudeOFF=$GET /?Allesuitzetten HTTP/1.1$
gudeCommand = $$

// TCP message

if gudeTrigger then \\
stringset(CRLF, 0x0A0Du16, 0u16); \\
GET_1 = gudeCommand + CRLF; \\
GET_2 = $User-Agent: Wget/ 1.0.10$ + CRLF; \\
GET_3 = $Accept: */*$ + CRLF; \\
GET_4 = $Host: 192.168.1.40$ + CRLF; \\
GET_5 = $Connection: Keep-Alive$ + CRLF + CRLF; \\
String = GET_1 + GET_2 + GET_3 + GET_4 + GET_5 \\
endif


It turns out that in the new EIBstudio version, there is also a CRLF variable that is predefined. The definition has the value "tostring(0xd,0xa)
Since my original code defines a CRLF value which is already predefined, I now get the error:

" >CRLF = $$< in file "C:/Users/Perry/Documents/KNX/Enertex producten/EibStudio-win V3.203/EibStudio-win/EibstudioData/tmpApp.txt"
Predefined variable cannot be re-defined in >CRLF=$$<
ID:24
EibParser ended with an error"

I tried replacing all instances of CRLF with CRFX to see if I could just use a different variable, but then the TCP/http commands from the EIBPC no longer work.
Now I am not sure how to solve this. I went back to using the old EIBstudio version and its code and everything works as before. However, I would like to upgrade to latest version.

Any tips on what I can do to get it working?

Thanks in advance,
Perry

[enertegus]

CRLF is now as predefined Constant. Just delete

CRLF = $$
...
stringset(CRLF, 0x0A0Du16, 0u16); \\

in your code above.

[Perry]

Thank you, it works fine now.