Syntax error in new version 4.1.1

[Mr. Bram1 Kerkhofs1 0]

Hi

 

Edit: It is version 4.4.1, appologies

I'm having a problem with the new version of Caeses.
so this code doesn't compile:
 

imagecurve interpolCirccurve()

 

interpolCirccurve{

.Setcurve(Curve)

.setDomain([0.5,1])

.setName("halfCurve")

.SetVisible(0)

}

 

it reports:
"

Error: Line 112 [1,19]: Scopes not allowed inside functions

 

"

So the reason why I program like this is: when you have an if-statement, and you want to declare the "curve", but "if blablabla, take curve. Else take curve1" or something alike. When I declare the image curve twice, I get a warning that stuff is declared mutliple times. So this is a way to ommit the warning.

 

Any suggestions how to do this in the new version?

 

Cheers!

Bram
 

[Stefan Wunderlich 6]

Hi Bram,

 

Is this code snipet inside a function? We have disabled the scopewise notation inside functions due to technical reasons so you could simply write:

 

imagecurve interpolCirccurve()

 

interpolCirccurve.Setcurve(Curve)

interpolCirccurve.setDomain([0.5,1])

interpolCirccurve.setName("halfCurve")

interpolCirccurve.SetVisible(0)

 

Does this help?

 

Cheers
Stefan

[Mr. Bram1 Kerkhofs1 0]

Hi Stefan

 

Thanks for your quick reply.
Yes it is in a function. Alright, I adapted it and it works, Thanks!

 

Bram