Difference between revisions of "Error Messages/40107"

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An Edit Table function cannot be based on temporary indexes. Use the Array function instead.

All indexes to edit tables should be global objects (variables with nodes), and you tried to define one with a temporary index.

The following code would trigger this error by trying to define an edit table with a temporary index:

Index IndexA := 1..4;

Table(IndexA)('Red', 'Yellow', 'Green', 'Blue');

OR

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-= Error Message Examples =
+[[Category: Error messages]]
- An Edit Table function cannot be based on temporary indexes. Use the Array function instead.
+== Error message examples ==
-= Cause =
+:<code>''An Edit Table function cannot be based on temporary indexes. Use the Array function instead.''</code>
+== Cause ==
 All indexes to edit tables should be global objects (variables with nodes), and you tried to define one with a temporary index.
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 The following code would trigger this error by trying to define an edit table with a temporary index:
-<code>
+:<code>Index IndexA := 1..4;</code>
-Index IndexA := 1..4;<br>
+:<code>Table(IndexA)('Red', 'Yellow', 'Green', 'Blue');</code>
-Table(IndexA)('Red', 'Yellow', 'Green', 'Blue');<br>
-</code>
-= Remedy =
+== Remedy ==
 * Create a global index to define the edit table.
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 OR
-* User Array instead of Table, which accepts temporary indexes.
+* Use [[Array]] instead of [[Table]], which accepts temporary indexes.
-<comments />
+==See Also==
+* [[Working with Arrays (Tables)]]
+* [[To edit a table]]
+* [[Table]]
+* [[Array]]