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LabVIEW 5.1 + Eval Formula Node

I'm using the evaluate formula node and friends in LabVIEW 5.1. Problem is
something doesn't work and I'm getting an error number 4 on parsing. Is there
a list of what the errors mean? I've scanned through the code but it's
hideous.

Andrew
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In article <7prv5n$501@student1.physics.umd.edu>,
Andrew Berkley wrote:
>I'm using the evaluate formula node and friends in LabVIEW 5.1. Problem is
>something doesn't work and I'm getting an error number 4 on parsing. Is there
>a list of what the errors mean? I've scanned through the code but it's
>hideous.

I changed all my variables to single letters and now it works. Is this
documented somewhere? My formula was just
outa=ina;
outb=inb;
outc=inc;
outd=ind;
oute=ine;
this doesn't work (gives error 4). Normal formula nodes can have multiple
character long variables. This does work:
a=f;
b=g;
c=h;
d=i;
e=j;

Andrew
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I have had this problem to. I think the formula input and output name can't
be more then 2 or 3 cha. long.

Andrew Berkley wrote in message <7ps0rm$5hs@student1.physics.umd.edu>...
>In article <7prv5n$501@student1.physics.umd.edu>,
>Andrew Berkley wrote:
>>I'm using the evaluate formula node and friends in LabVIEW 5.1. Problem
is
>>something doesn't work and I'm getting an error number 4 on parsing. Is
there
>>a list of what the errors mean? I've scanned through the code but it's
>>hideous.
>
>I changed all my variables to single letters and now it works. Is this
>documented somewhere? My formula was just
>outa=ina;
>outb=inb;
>outc=inc;
>outd=ind;
>oute=ine;
>this doesn't work (gives error 4). Normal formula nodes can have multiple
>
character long variables. This does work:
>a=f;
>b=g;
>c=h;
>d=i;
>e=j;
>
>Andrew
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