> By the way, the output you requested was at the end of the original
> question.
>
I have seen "unicon -version" output, but I was looking for "unicon
-features". -features allows us to see what features you have enabled in
your unicon VM build, like graphics and concurrent threads.
--Jafar
>
> Thanks for your quick reply.
>
> regards
>
> Bruce Rennie
>
>
> On 11/03/13 02:42, Jafar Al-Gharaibeh wrote:
>
> Bruce,
>
> After looking at your program and trying to refresh my memory in
> string scanning functions, I believe your problem is using move() in place
> of tab(). After doing that change, your program run to completion with no
> issues on m sides.
>
> Cheers,
> Jafar
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 9:09 AM, Bruce & Breeanna Rennie <
> bren...@dcsi.net.au> wrote:
>
>> Good morning to all,
>>
>> I have the following unicon program
>>
>> procedure main()
>> local inp, outp, line, trials, credit, items, itemsl, itemol, i, j,
>> cnt, eli, p1, p2, el2, trace
>> inp := open("sc.txt", "rt")
>> outp := open("scr.txt", "w")
>> trace := open("trace.txt", "w")
>> itemol := list()
>> itemsl := list()
>> items := set()
>> trials := read(inp) + 0
>> write(trace, "$", trials, "$")
>> every i := 1 to trials do {
>> credit := read(inp) + 0
>> write(trace, "credit:", credit)
>> cnt := read(inp) + 0
>> write(trace, "cnt:", cnt)
>> j := 1
>> write(trace, line := read(inp)) ? while j <= cnt do {
>> write(trace, "j:", j)
>> write(trace, "&subject:", &subject)
>> write(trace, "&pos:", &pos)
>> move(many(" "))
>> write(trace, "&pos:", &pos)
>> write(trace, "#", &digits, "#")
>> (eli := move(many(&digits))) # <====
>> problem line
>> write(trace, "&pos:", &pos)
>> write(trace, eli)
>> insert(items, credit >= eli)
>> itemol := put(itemol, eli)
>> itemsl := put(itemsl, credit >= eli)
>> j +:= 1
>> }
>> itemsl := sort(itemsl)
>> while /p1 | /p2 do {
>> eli := pop(itemsl)
>> el2 := credit - eli
>> if member(items, el2) then
>> every j := 1 to cnt do {
>> /p1 := (itemol[j] = eli) & j
>> p2 := (itemol[j] = el2) & j
>> }
>> }
>> write(outp, "case #", i, (p1 > p2) | p1 ,(p1 <= p2) | p1)
>> }
>> end
>>
>>
>> which is giving the following error
>>
>> Run-time error 102
>> File storecredit.icn; Line 27
>> numeric expected
>> offending value: "75 25"
>> Traceback:
>> main()
>> {100 >= "75 25"} from line 27 in storecredit.icn
>>
>> The data file being used is attached as well as the trace file created
>> during the program run. Is there an error between keyboard and chair or is
>> it in the function many(). I expected that the value being returned back
>> from the line marked above should have been "75". What I did notice was
>> that the first time through, the value of &pos was expected to be 2 but was
>> 3 instead.
>>
>> I am running 32 bit linux Fedora 17 on a Toshiba NB500 netbook.with the
>> following Unicon version
>>
>> unicon -version
>> Unicon Version 12.1. November 19, 2012
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Bruce Rennie
>>
>>
>>
>>
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