"fileName" argument to Parser.Parse causes problems in the IDE about tinypg HOT 5 CLOSED

I actually didn't add an overload for Parse() because I wanted the caller aware that file name information is tracked thru the parser process.

I never use "Generate & Run" myself so I just missed that the IDE invokes the parser and wasn't passing the right parameters.

I'll submit a fix here in a second.

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Great, thanks!

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Should be fixed...

71b66e1

... give it a try.

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Yes, works perfectly now, thanks! Looks like you also fixed the other issue I was having with the generated code not being compatible with the default CodeDom compiler. I hacked my way around that by changing the target framework version from .Net 2.0 to .Net 4.0 before stumbling into the parser filename issue...

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Cool... closing this issue then.

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