If you declare: <attribute name="asana" type="string" />
then the attribute values will automatically be interpreted as a string. Without that declaration, attribute values are interpreted as Javascript expressions, so: asana="Sleeping Swan" becomes: var asana = Sleeping Swan; and the compiler can't find the variables `Sleeping` or `Swan` and there is a missing operator. On 2011-04-08, at 09:25, Terrence Brannon wrote: > On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 7:30 PM, Chris Janik <[email protected]> wrote: > >> You were misreferencing some things. It's loading now but nothing is being >> displayed, you're not referencing an image with your url you're trying to >> load a whole page. >> > > that was definitely a mistake, but it is not what is causing the error. I > fixed what you mentioned, but am getting the exact same error. I am confused > about the "18:107" aspect of the error message: > > ../../my-apps/yin-yoga-works/asanaview_class.lzx:18:107: Syntax error: the > token "Swan" was not expected at this position. > > I dont understand what the 107 refers to. I'm pretty sure 18 is line 18, > but does 107 mean the 107th character? > > Here is the modified source code: > > <canvas> > > <class name="asanaview"> > <attribute name="asana"/> > <attribute name="img"/> > > <view bgcolor="blue" width="300" height="200"> > > <simplelayout axis="y" spacing="4"/> > > <text bgcolor="green">${this.name}</text> > <view width="${parent.width}" stretches="both" > resource="${this.img}"/> > > </view> > > </class> > > <asanaview asana="Sleeping Swan" img=" > http://www.yinyoga.com/images/asana_swan_sleeping.gif"; /> > > </canvas>
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