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Problems with unbound variables inside skill procedure in interactive ocean

angelmariag

 Hello all,

I have the following issue: I am trying to run an ocean script (diffopamp.ocn) inside an interactive session in a linux shell.

The ocean script diffopamp.ocn have the lines:

load("skillafv.il")

AFVtestInit( "./SPECS/CmirDiffAmp4.spec")

 

 And the script skillafv.il has the procedure:

procedure(AFVtestInit(file "t")
let((ps line key (fp infile(file)) (count 0))
AnalogTests = ’unbound
AnalogTests = makeTable(’AnalogTests nil)
if(fp then
while((line=lineread(fp))
println(line)
count++
;;AnalogTests is equivilent to a record which is indexed on a key
;; that contains a value and two other fields, pass and fail
;; value@keyslot pass fail
ps = line
when(length(ps) < 3
printf("Field formats are:\n testkey m value\n testkey x value\n
testkey r lowerLimit upperLimit\n")
printf("Where testkey is the name of the test.\n character m means
minimum value\n character x means maximum value\n character r means range of
2 values\n")
error("Test specification requires THREE or more fields; line %d\n
contains %s\n"
count line)
)
key = get_pname(car(ps))
AnalogTests[key] = tconc(AnalogTests[key] get_pname(cadr(ps)))
AnalogTests[key] = lconc(AnalogTests[key] cddr(ps))
AnalogTests[key] = lconc(AnalogTests[key] list(0))
AnalogTests[key] = lconc(AnalogTests[key] list(0))
AnalogTests[key] = lconc(AnalogTests[key] list(0))
;;this gets the tconc formatted list and stuffs it in the table
AnalogTests[key] = car(AnalogTests[key])
)
else
error("Cannot OPEN file %s \n" file)
)
)
)

 When I load the ocean script inside the CIW session using: load("diffopamp.ocn") there are no issues, and I can execute the procedure inside the skill script. But when I tried to use an interactive session called in a unix shell, and after typing:

ocean>load("diffopamp.ocn")

 I got the error:

*Error* eval: unbound variable - AnalogTests

Can somebody please help me? 

Best Regards,

Angel

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Insaf,

    The forum guidelines ask you not to append on the end of old threads, and this isn't really related to the previous post. It's unlikely to be anything to do with strange characters in your code.

    My assumption is that you've never defined myTable anywhere. Inside Storage_Results, it's doing myTable[i]=... and so this is trying to store a new table into the index "i" of myTable. Somewhere you'll need to initialize myTable by doing (for example):

    myTable=makeTable("table" 0)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Insaf,

    The forum guidelines ask you not to append on the end of old threads, and this isn't really related to the previous post. It's unlikely to be anything to do with strange characters in your code.

    My assumption is that you've never defined myTable anywhere. Inside Storage_Results, it's doing myTable[i]=... and so this is trying to store a new table into the index "i" of myTable. Somewhere you'll need to initialize myTable by doing (for example):

    myTable=makeTable("table" 0)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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