OpenEuphoria

Re: a different parse question

• Posted by spent memory <spent.memory at gmail.com> Nov 25, 2004
• 495 views

my program is 11k at this point it is an include file (.e) that
supplies routines for the main module of the program. there are 3
other routines that work fine using the exact same read and strip and
value method i use. if i change the way it is read in no doubt it will
change these 3 other routines. i don't want that. at this point i see
no problem with just stripping them down.thanks anyway




 


On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 08:58:50 -0800, Andy Serpa <guest at rapideuphoria.com>
wrote:
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> posted by: Andy Serpa <ac at onehorseshy.com>
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> spent memory wrote:
> >
> > for i = 1 to length(Trianglearray) do
> >
> >               for j = 1 to length(Trianglearray[i]) do
> >
> >       >>>>    Trianglearray[i][j] = value(Trianglearray[i][j])
> > <<<<<   bad line
> >                   Trianglearray[i][j] = Trianglearray[i][j][2]
> >
> >               end for
> >
> > end for
> >
> > --This is the error below
> >
> > D:\EUPHORIA\include\get.e:46 in procedure get_ch()
> > type_check failure, ch is {48'0'}
> >
> > ... called from D:\EUPHORIA\include\get.e:306 in function value()
> >     string = {
> >                {48'0'},
> >                {49'1'},
> >                {50'2'},
> >                {48'0'},
> >                {48'0'},
> >                {48'0'}
> >              }
> >
> > im pretty sure all i need to do is strip this code down to
> > {48,49,50,48,48,48}
> > 
> Yes, that's true, but rather than strip it down at this point, you need to fix
> whatever is causing all the characters to individual sequences in the first
> place.  So let's see the section of code where it reads in the array from the
> file (I assume it is a file)...
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