Matt,
I had a similar problem. Removing the periods fixed it.
Chris Romo.
| Matt Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: <[email protected]> 03/17/2005 06:17 PM
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Okay, hopefully I'm missing something here...
I get the following errors:
Error parsing _expression_: Expected digits 0-9 in "( $header. [<<<]
missed + $header.bad ) / $header.ok"
Error parsing _expression_: Expected digits 0-9 in "( $cell. [<<<] missed
+ $cell.bad ) / $cell.ok"
Error parsing _expression_: Expected digits 0-9 in "$cell. [<<<] btx /
$cell.ltx"
CChartable::ParseExpression: Expected digits 0-9 in "$down. [<<<] her"
CChartable::ParseExpression: Expected digits 0-9 in "$down. [<<<] cer"
CChartable::ParseExpression: Expected digits 0-9 in "$up. [<<<] cer"
When I try to do the following calculations:
down.her, ( $header.missed + $header.bad ) / $header.ok, CALCULATION,
"Downlink Header Error Rate"
down.cer, ( $cell.missed + $cell.bad ) / $cell.ok, CALCULATION,
"Downlink Cell Error Rate"
up.cer, $cell.btx / $cell.ltx, CALCULATION, "Uplink Cell Error Rate"
And then display them...
Downlink Header Error Rate: ${chartable: #.## : $down.her }
Downlink Cell Error Rate: ${chartable: #.## : $down.cer }
Uplink Cell Error Rate: ${chartable: #.## : $up.cer }
Is it the periods in the variable names? I've used them previously with
no problems that I was aware of.
Anybody have an idea?
--
matt
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