Use a "real" function or do as in (2) ...
Recommended reading 6.16 Free and Local Variables ;)
f():Void==(free x; x:=1; local y; y:= 1; output( sin(x+y)); output("ciao"));y
(2) -> L:=():Void+->(free x; x:=1; local y; y:= 1; output( sin(x+y));
output("ciao"))
(2) theMap(*0;anonymousFunction;2;initial;internal)
Type: (() -> Void)
(3) -> L();y
sin(2)
ciao
(3) y
Type: Variable(y)
On 19.06.2018 20:09, Riccardo GUIDA wrote:
> I tried also with more parentheses but same message
>
>
> (3) -> (():Void +-> {free x; x:=1; local y; y:= 1; output( sin(x+y));
> output("ciao")})(());y
> sin(2)
> ciao
>
> y is declared as being in PositiveInteger but has not been given a
> value.
>
> (3) -> ( (():Void +-> {free x; x:=1; local y; y:= 1; output( sin(x+y));
> output("ciao")})(()) );y
> sin(2)
> ciao
>
> y is declared as being in PositiveInteger but has not been given a
> value.
>
>
> ric
>
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