Error Parsing Expression

markyg03 · Post by **markyg03** » Wed Sep 22, 2010 1:39 am

I am stumped. I know the answer is right in front of my eyes but i can't see it. Whats wrong with this code?

if>{(%card1%=46772787) OR (%card1%=46680165) OR (%card1%=6439945) OR (%card1%=64777281)}
goto>clickCardOne
endif>

Says Error Parsing or whatever..

Thanks.

mark

adroege · Post by **adroege** » Wed Sep 22, 2010 2:45 am

You will get that error when the variable card1 is not assigned a value. Set it to some value before the If and you should be good.

Like so:

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Let>card1=1
if>{(%card1%=46772787) OR (%card1%=46680165) OR (%card1%=6439945) OR (%card1%=64777281)}
goto>clickCardOne
endif>

One other thing..... Don't put a > after Endif. My version 12.0.8 didn't complain, however the help file clearly shows that as incorrect.

markyg03 · Post by **markyg03** » Wed Sep 22, 2010 2:47 am

Do I have to do that even when I technically did assign it a variable? At the beginning of my code I have a GRC> and card1 as the result..

adroege · Post by **adroege** » Wed Sep 22, 2010 2:51 am

However you assign the value should be fine..... I suspect though that you have a syntax issue with your GRC> or else the code branches around that statement.

Look in the watch list while stepping through the code to see if the variable card1 is created and assigned a value like you expect.

markyg03 · Post by **markyg03** » Wed Sep 22, 2010 7:20 pm

Just wanted to say it was a silly error. Originally when I was writing my complex expressions, I never put % signs around my variable. So I did a Find and Replace, so for instance I would type in Card1, replace all with %card1%. I never thought to check my GRC that now had percent signs around it! Silly me.