Hi,

I'm getting a parse error message but I fail to see what's wrong with the  
code:


"> /usr/local/etc/rc.d/liquidsoap start
Starting liquidsoap.
File "liquidsoap-mp3.liq", line 58, char 13 before "=": Parse error."


Code in question: (The second 'queue' is line 58)

                sstol = request.queue
                           (queue=[
                                 
request.create("/usr/local/www/rcr/mp3/announce/SOD.mp3"),
                                 
request.create("/usr/local/www/rcr/radio/current/mp3/announce/opener/opener-sstol.mp3"),
                                 
request.create("/usr/local/www/rcr/radio/current/mp3/sstol/today/today-sstol-32.pls"),
                                 
request.create("/usr/local/www/rcr/mp3/announce/CLOSER.mp3"),
                                 
request.create("/usr/local/www/rcr/radio/current/mp3/sstol/today/sstol-mp3-end-32.pls")
                           ])

                 scmp3 = crossfade(fallback([sstol,security]))
                 scmp3 = crossfade(start_next=0.7, fade_in=0.2,  
fade_out=0.2, sstol)



Since I re-use this code for different queues, the same error message will  
probably show up but for different lines.


****


Two more questions:


1. I have assumed that whitespace, tabs, and blank lines have no effect on  
the code. Is this correct?

2. Earlier in the code, I had to comment out a line (track_sensitive) to  
get a switch to work:

        morning = switch (

                #       track_sensitive=true

                [
                        ({09h00-9h30), sstol

                }
        }

        Why did I need to comment it out? What's the error? Should i be place  
between the [ ]?


Thanks,
Andre
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