On Thu, 30 Nov 2006, Luká? Oliva wrote:
ERROR: Wrong type to apply: #<unspecified>
probably on the line:
...
128 (if no-ant? ((save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant)
129 (save-flux "transcoc-flux" transcoc)))
Your syntax here is incorrect; you have an extra set of parentheses.
Remember, in Scheme, parentheses are not used for operator precedence,
like they are in C or other infix languages. Rather, parentheses have a
very important meaning: (foo bar) means to *call the function* foo with
argument bar. This means that inserting parentheses into your program
completely changes its meaning, unlike C where you can insert lots of
parentheses with impunity.
Instead of (save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant) ..., you have ((save-flux
"reflant-flux" reflant) ...), which means that you are telling Scheme to
take the output of the function (save-flux ...) and evaluate the *output*
as if it were a function. Since (save-flux ...) does not return a
function, this gives an error.
The correction depends on what you want to do. If what you want is (in
pseudo-code)
if no-ant? then
(save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant)
else
(save-flux "transcoc-flux" transcoc)
endif
then you should do:
(if no-ant?
(save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant)
(save-flux "transcoc-flux" transcoc))
If, instead, what you want is:
if no-ant? then
(save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant)
(save-flux "transcoc-flux" transcoc)
endif
then what you should do is
(if no-ant?
(begin
(save-flux "reflant-flux" reflant)
(save-flux "transcoc-flux" transcoc)))
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