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= Error Text =
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[[Category: Error messages]]
  
:Bad «type», "Real", passed to [[SipEncode]].  Must be "Single", "Double", "Binary", "Integer", or "Float", or "S", "D", "B", "I", or "F".
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== Error Text ==
  
= Cause =
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Bad «type», "Real", passed to SipEncode. 
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Must be "Single", "Double", "Binary", "Integer", or "Float", or "S", "D", "B", "I", or "F".
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== Cause ==
  
 
The [[SipEncode]] function handles five types of encoding, as indicated in the error message.  You've passed an unrecognized name (in the example, "Real") as the «type» parameter.  This would happen, for example, in the following example:
 
The [[SipEncode]] function handles five types of encoding, as indicated in the error message.  You've passed an unrecognized name (in the example, "Real") as the «type» parameter.  This would happen, for example, in the following example:
  
[[SipEncode]](Energy_consumption, type:"Real")
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:<code>SipEncode(Energy_consumption, type: "Real")</code>
  
= Remedy =
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== Remedy ==
  
 
Change the «type» parameter to one of the five recognized values, e.g.:
 
Change the «type» parameter to one of the five recognized values, e.g.:
  
[[SipEncode]](Energy_consumption, type:"Single")
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:<code>SipEncode(Energy_consumption, type: "Single")</code>
 
 
= See Also =
 
  
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== See Also ==
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* [[Function calls and parameters]]
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* [[Function parameter qualifiers]]
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* [[Stochastic Information Packets (SIPs)]]
 
* [[SipEncode]]
 
* [[SipEncode]]
 
* [[SipDecode]]
 
* [[SipDecode]]

Latest revision as of 19:37, 12 April 2016


Error Text

Bad «type», "Real", passed to SipEncode.  
Must be "Single", "Double", "Binary", "Integer", or "Float", or "S", "D", "B", "I", or "F".

Cause

The SipEncode function handles five types of encoding, as indicated in the error message. You've passed an unrecognized name (in the example, "Real") as the «type» parameter. This would happen, for example, in the following example:

SipEncode(Energy_consumption, type: "Real")

Remedy

Change the «type» parameter to one of the five recognized values, e.g.:

SipEncode(Energy_consumption, type: "Single")

See Also

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