Getting dispList error and I have a variable it states it can’t read…

[Tom Gilbert]

Hello All,

two questions:

1. I get the following error when I do a test on a tclproc:

sourceFilter /quovadx/cis5.8/integrator/kdtest_miln/tclprocs/tps_infor_deltaden_inscvg.tcl: Failed to source filtered file: can’t read “dispList”: no such variable

What is the best way to fix this.

2. I keep getting an error that example ‘can’t read ‘per05′; no such variable’

I have remmed out all that I can find in the tcl proc and yet it still appears. Anyone have this happen and what did you do…:)

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[Jay Lontoc]

Did you initialize any variables in the start mode? If so, you’ll have to select “Initial Startup” in the TPS Testing Tool. Otherwise, check your variables and make sure they are not commented out.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Jay Lontoc.

[Keith McLeod]

Is the code shareable so we can see what possibly is occurring?

[Tom Gilbert]

Here is the tcl proc…

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[Charlie Bursell]

I ran mktclindex on this on my Windows box with no source filter problems.
If you are on Unix I would suggest you check for embedded CR. This happens a lot when moving a Windows file to Unix.

[Gene Millard]

You are missing a close bracket in the if ctr = 13 section

if {$lenaddr2 = 0} {
set newn302 “”
} else {
You did not close this if statement
The other problem is with these statements.
regsub -all [)(\-]} $per03 “” per03
regsub -all [)(\-]} $per05 “” per05

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[Tom Gilbert]

Thank you for all your help. I looked over that a million times. appreciate everything…:)

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