John Shafer wrote:
> no longer produces the type mismatch error. Instead it produces an
> error stating that there is an "Undefined variable: d" for the line
> function statement and that there is an "Illegal character '<'" on the
> REM statement.
I tried the following file which I called "syntax-test.rem":
FSET omitlist(d) d < '2008-03-21' || d > '2008-03-24'
REM Jan 16 2008 AT 10:40 +15 DURATION 0:50 *7 UNTIL Apr 30 2008 SKIP SATISFY
[omitlist(trigdate())] MSG Class
and it worked fine:
remind -p12 syntax-test.rem
produced no errors. No errors were produced for "remind -c12 syntax-test.rem"
or "remind syntax-test.rem '*50'"
(You have to define the omitlist function before you can use it in
a SATISFY expression.)
Regards,
David.
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