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= Example Error Messages =
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[[Category: Error messages]]
  
  Syntax error at line 2
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== Example error messages ==
 
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  Syntax error at line 2.
 
  The identifier 'An' is ambiguous.   
 
  The identifier 'An' is ambiguous.   
  
  The contents of ''Report.txt'' does not appear to be a valid Analytica model file.
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  The contents of Report.txt does not appear to be a valid Analytica model file.
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= Cause =
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== Cause ==
  
 
This error is a generic syntax error, meaning that the file or expression being read does not conform to the syntax that Analytica recognizes.
 
This error is a generic syntax error, meaning that the file or expression being read does not conform to the syntax that Analytica recognizes.
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It may occur when you've missed critical syntactic elements that Analytica expects, or if you've typed an expression in a different programming language instead of the syntax that Analytica understands.
 
It may occur when you've missed critical syntactic elements that Analytica expects, or if you've typed an expression in a different programming language instead of the syntax that Analytica understands.
  
= See Also =
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==Remedy==
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Fix the syntactic error(s) in the model or change the file to an Analytica model file.
  
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== See Also ==
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* [[To open or exit a model]]
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* [[Model File Character Encoding]]
 
* [[Expression Syntax]]
 
* [[Expression Syntax]]
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* [[Expression Assist]]
 
* [[Typescript]]
 
* [[Typescript]]

Latest revision as of 19:28, 25 April 2016


Example error messages

 Syntax error at line 2.
 The identifier 'An' is ambiguous.  

 The contents of Report.txt does not appear to be a valid Analytica model file.

Cause

This error is a generic syntax error, meaning that the file or expression being read does not conform to the syntax that Analytica recognizes.

This error may result when you attempt to open a model file, but where the file selected is something other than an Analytica model file.

It may occur when you've missed critical syntactic elements that Analytica expects, or if you've typed an expression in a different programming language instead of the syntax that Analytica understands.

Remedy

Fix the syntactic error(s) in the model or change the file to an Analytica model file.

See Also

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