| Type | Issue | Status | tested | Date | 5-May-2010 22:20 |
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| Version | alpha 97 | Category | Native | Submitted by | BrianH |
| Platform | All | Severity | minor | Priority | normal |
| Summary | FOR with a series! bump argument makes no sense |
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| Description |
The FOR function accepts series! for its start, end and bump arguments. While this makes sense for start and end, there is no meaning for a series bump that I can determine. And FOR's behavior with a series bump makes no sense either. Why can you provide a series! bump, and what is it supposed to mean? |
| Example code |
>> for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 2 [print x] abcdefg cdefg efg >> for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 "ab" [print x] abcdefg >> for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 "ce" [print x] abcdefg >> for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 a [print x] abcdefg >> for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 at a 3 [print x] ** Script error: value out of range: "cdefg" ** Where: for ** Near: for x a: "abcdefg" at a 5 at a 3 [print x] |
| Assigned to | n/a | Fixed in | alpha 99 | Last Update | 8-May-2010 00:25 |
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| Comments | |
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(0002358)
Carl 7-May-2010 21:30 |
Spec changed. |
| Date | User | Field | Action | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8-May-2010 00:25 | BrianH | Status | Modified | built => tested |
| 7-May-2010 21:30 | carl | Comment : 0002358 | Added | - |
| 7-May-2010 21:30 | carl | Fixedin | Modified | => alpha 99 |
| 7-May-2010 21:30 | carl | Status | Modified | reviewed => built |
| 7-May-2010 06:53 | carl | Description | Modified | - |
| 7-May-2010 06:53 | carl | Code | Modified | - |
| 7-May-2010 06:53 | carl | Status | Modified | submitted => reviewed |
| 5-May-2010 22:20 | BrianH | Ticket | Added | - |