I worked the problem around by running the script with Autohotkey.exe before compiling it. If there are any syntax errors, they would be reported by Autohotkey.exe. Below is a fragment of my batch file I use to compile.
Code:
rem ----------------------------------------------------------------
rem Run the script to check the syntax since the compiler is not
rem good at noticing and reporting syntax errors, see
rem http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=62393
set command="%ahkExe%" /ErrorStdOut %source%
set tmpLog=%binPath%\temp.log
%command% >%tmpLog%
if ErrorLevel 1 (
type %tmpLog%
del %tmpLog%
goto error
) else (
del %tmpLog%
)
rem compiling the ahk code... --------------------------------------
echo Compiling %source% on %date% at %time% into %target% ...
set command="%ahkPath%\Compiler\Ahk2exe.exe" /in %source% /out %target%
%command%
if ErrorLevel 1 goto error
if not exist %target% goto error
rem Run the target without parameters to ensure the compilation was ok;
rem since the compiler returns ErrorLevel 0 even if it failed.
rem It should set ErrorLevel to 0 if it is executed successfully.
set command=%target%
%command% >NUL
if ErrorLevel 1 goto error
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