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| − | + | == Example error message == | |
| − | = | + | <pre style="background:white; border:white; margin-left: 1em; font-style:italic"> |
| + | Repeated parameter forwarding is not supported with the Table function. | ||
| + | So, for example, you cannot use Table(...inds). | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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| + | ==Cause== | ||
Although the index list of the table functions ([[Table]], [[IntraTable]], [[DetermTable]], [[ProbTable]] and [[MultiTable]]) is a repeated parameter, the feature called [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]] is not supported for these functions. | Although the index list of the table functions ([[Table]], [[IntraTable]], [[DetermTable]], [[ProbTable]] and [[MultiTable]]) is a repeated parameter, the feature called [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]] is not supported for these functions. | ||
| − | If the feature were supported, it would allow you to dynamically compute the dimensionality of an edit table using <code>Table(...inds)</code>, where «inds» is a variable or expression that computes a list of | + | If the feature were supported, it would allow you to dynamically compute the dimensionality of an edit table using <code>Table(...inds)</code>, where «inds» is a variable or expression that computes a list of [[handle]]s to indexes. The [[Table Splicing]] capability in Analytica is not capable of dealing with this, so [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]] is not available in this particular case. |
| − | The [[Array]] function does support [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]], so <code> | + | The [[Array]] function does support [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]], so <code>Array(...inds, 0)</code> does work, and might provide you with what you want. |
| − | = | + | ==Remedy== |
| + | Pass each (index) parameter separately to the [[Table]] function, or use the [[Array]] function. | ||
| + | == See Also == | ||
| + | <div style="column-count:2;-moz-column-count:2;-webkit-column-count:2"> | ||
| + | * [[Function calls and parameters]] | ||
| + | * [[Function_parameter_qualifiers#Repeated_parameters_.28....29|Repeated parameters]] | ||
* [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]] | * [[Repeated Parameter Forwarding]] | ||
| + | * [[Arrays and Indexes]] | ||
| + | * [[Array]] | ||
* [[Table Splicing]] | * [[Table Splicing]] | ||
* [[Table]] | * [[Table]] | ||
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* [[MultiTable]] | * [[MultiTable]] | ||
* [[ProbTable]] | * [[ProbTable]] | ||
| + | * [[Handle]] | ||
| + | </div> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:05, 25 April 2016
Example error message
Repeated parameter forwarding is not supported with the Table function. So, for example, you cannot use Table(...inds).
Cause
Although the index list of the table functions (Table, IntraTable, DetermTable, ProbTable and MultiTable) is a repeated parameter, the feature called Repeated Parameter Forwarding is not supported for these functions.
If the feature were supported, it would allow you to dynamically compute the dimensionality of an edit table using Table(...inds), where «inds» is a variable or expression that computes a list of handles to indexes. The Table Splicing capability in Analytica is not capable of dealing with this, so Repeated Parameter Forwarding is not available in this particular case.
The Array function does support Repeated Parameter Forwarding, so Array(...inds, 0) does work, and might provide you with what you want.
Remedy
Pass each (index) parameter separately to the Table function, or use the Array function.
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