If I execute the following
put "0,0,1" into x
put x+0
I get the error
Type: Operator (+: error in left operand)
Object: button id 1003 of card id 1002 of stack "Untitled 1"
Object name: Button
Line: put x+0 (row 3 col 7)
Hint:
Here, x is a string rather than a number and you can't do
calculations on it. I bet a similar problem causes your data type
error. Can you check what is in the variable before you execute
binaryEncode?
Best,
Mark
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Op 17-dec-2006, om 17:12 heeft Bryan McCormick het volgende geschreven:
Mark,
Thanks for the work around, however it would be nice if we could
get to the bottom of this and figure out why binaryEncode isn't
taking the variable as it should. It ought to work, there are
examples out there which did work seemingly in the past using this
method.
To be clear it is binaryEncode which is throwing the error of
"wrong data type". See previous first post where it is pretty clear
that binaryEncode should be seeing the vars as numbers.
Thanks all.
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