Technical data

B-15
The final argument to %roll must be a valid block scope
When using %roll, the final argument (prior to extra user-specified
arguments) must be a valid block scope. See Chapter 2 for a complete
discussion of the
%roll construct.
The first argument of a ? : operator must be a Boolean expression
The ? : operator must have a Boolean expression as its first operand.
The first argument to GENERATE or GENERATE_TYPE must be a valid scope
When calling GENERATE or GENERATE_TYPE, the first argument must be a valid
scope. See “GENERATE and GENERATE_TYPE Functions” on page 2-25 for
more information and examples.
The GENERATE function requires at least two arguments
When calling the GENERATE built-in function, the first two arguments must be
the block and the name of the function to call.
The GENERATE_TYPE function requires at least three arguments
When calling the GENERATE_TYPE built-in function, the first three arguments
must be the block, the name of the function to call, and the type.
The ISINF(), ISNAN(), and ISFINITE() functions expect a real valued
argument
These functions expect a Real as the input argument.
The language being implemented cannot be changed within a block
template file
You cannot change the language using the %language directive within a block
template file.