Hi Keith,
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 00:59, Keith Levy wrote:
> Attached is my copy of the config file ...
I can see what the problem is, it has nothing to do with the 1.9.1 as such,
but is a problem in the actual configuation file. If you go right down to
the bottom, to your $comment_state_metrics definition, it reads:
# Four metrics defined: Status, Level, Mode and Type.
$comment_state_metrics =
[
{ name=>'Status', values=>['Submitted', 'Invalid', 'Completed'],
default_value=>'Submitted' },
( name=>'Level', values=>['Major', 'Minor'] },
{ name=>'Mode', values=>['Missing', 'Wrong', 'Unclear',
'Suggestion'] },
{ name=>'Type', values=>['Logic', 'Data Handling', 'Interface',
'Error Handling', 'Performance', 'Comments',
'Standards'] }
];
You can see for the 'Level' metric, you are starting the definition with an
open bracket '(', not a curly brace '{'. This has effectively caused a
syntax error in the configuration file, which has caused the "$db has not
been set" error. Its a shame we don't get a more helpful error message,
I'll look into that.
The standard configuration file which ships with codestriker doesn't have
this defect in it, so perhaps you accidently changed this?
Anyway - changing it to a brace should fix the issue, ie:
{ name=>'Level', values=>['Major', 'Minor'] },
--
Cheers,
David
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