Rubberduck doesn't find anything when it's scanning

[Rovo1211]

Rubberduck version information
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Rubberduck version 2.5.9.6316
Operating System: Windows 11 Home 23H2
Host Product: Excel VBE 7.1
Host Version:  Excel 365
Host Executable: [...]

Description
When I refresh the window of the Code Explorer, it doesn't find anything. I've tried many things to solve it, but so far no result. Sometimes it finds FUNCRES.XLAM, but no other things although there are more files open.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to menu Rubberduck
2. Click on 'Refresh'
3. Scroll down to '....'
4. See error

Expected behavior
A clear and concise overview of all MY objects in the Excel file


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Logfile
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[Rovo1211]

Only one time Rubberduck has worked PERFECTLY. After that time it didn't find anything to show although there was a file open with at least 20 macros, forms, etc.
Why it doesn't display the third level as in "@folder("Aandelen/Update/Declaraties")?

[Vogel612]

Are you certain that the file fully parses as is? The Logs suggest there is a syntax error in "Aandelen_Update". If that is the case, Rubberduck basically disables most of its features to not accidentally break anything ...

[Rovo1211]

That is what Rubberduck is for: to find errors in your code and correct it. If Rubberduck already falls about syntax-errors...

[retailcoder]

That is what Rubberduck is for.

No. Rubberduck has always assumed the code it's looking at is legal code that VBA can compile and run. We strive to ensure any legal VBA code can be correctly processed, but it's the compiler's job to produce the executable P-Code and report any errors that might occur while doing so; Rubberduck (or any other tool) literally cannot do the compiler's job without being a compiler itself.