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Revision as of 20:11, 22 January 2010
Error Message Examples
Index MultipleVar is not a valid contextVar in NlpDefine. To be valid, it must have an explicit domain (list, list of labels, or index).
Cause
When using NlpDefine, this error is triggered when a variable that is not defined to have an explicit domain is supplied in SetContext. See the documentation of NlpDefine for more details about the function.
Remedies
Change the domain of the variable supplied to list, list of labels or index.
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