On 2014-01-23 09:57+0800 Hailiang Wang wrote:

> Hi Alan,
>
> Here are results from revision 12954:
>
> c_plbtime is not documented.
> c_plconfigtime is not documented.
> c_plctime is not documented.
> c_plgcmap1_range is not documented.
> c_plgdrawmode is not documented.
> c_plot3dcl is not documented.
> c_plscmap1_range is not documented.
> c_plsdrawmode is not documented.
> c_plsurf3dl is not documented.
> number 0 parameter name mismatch for function plprec ( set setp )
> number 0 parameter name mismatch for function plpsty ( n patt )
> number 0 parameter name mismatch for function plptex3 ( x wx )
> number 1 parameter name mismatch for function plptex3 ( y wy )
> number 2 parameter name mismatch for function plptex3 ( z wz )
> number 2 parameter name mismatch for function plscmap1l ( pos intensity )
> number 2 parameter name mismatch for function plscmap1la ( pos intensity )
> number 6 parameter name mismatch for function plscmap1la ( coord4 a )
> number 0 parameter name mismatch for function plseed ( seed s )
> number 4 parameter name mismatch for function plshade ( xmin left )
> number 5 parameter name mismatch for function plshade ( xmax right )
> number 6 parameter name mismatch for function plshade ( ymin bottom )
> number 7 parameter name mismatch for function plshade ( ymax top )
> number 4 parameter name mismatch for function plshade1 ( xmin left )
> number 5 parameter name mismatch for function plshade1 ( xmax right )
> number 6 parameter name mismatch for function plshade1 ( ymin bottom )
> number 7 parameter name mismatch for function plshade1 ( ymax top )
> parameter count mismatch for function plspal1

Hi Hǎiliàng:

Thanks for your further report.

Since all of these argument name mismatches are new (and later in the
alphabetized list of functions than the previous name mismatches that
I solved), and this report and your previou report also ended with a
count mismatch, it appears that your check logic stops all processing
if there is a parameter count mismatch. Could you change that logic to
stop processing for that particular function but continue further
checking additional functions for argument count and argument name
mismatches?  The reason I have requested this logic change is I would prefer
to see all mismatches in one report rather than piecemeal depending on
what count misatches I have solved previously.

Alan
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