I guess that you had used tallies=. somewhere inside your script. In ijx
session both =. and =: are the same, always assigns to global name.
In your debugger, the lower window shows the values or definitions of names in
the current sentence. Or in the ijx session, you may type part of the expression
progressively until you can locate the exact reason why it is broken.
HTH
Tracy Harms wrote:
Bill Lam wrote:
since tally_rightpairs had already thrown an error,
the break point is redundant. Just invoke the
debugger and load the script will work.
Thank you for the practical advice. I've never used
the debugger before. I've called it up for this, and
have been looking at its documentation and lab. So
far, however, it seems to tell me no more than what I
know from the error message provided in the console.
I remain very interested in assistance on this (from
anybody who can make an educated guess). Some
difference must exist between executing this code and
defining a verb with the very same code. What might I
look for to identify it?
Thank you,
Tracy Harms
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