I'm attempting to run a function that I wrote by first
typing:>cruisesort <- emacs(function(){})
then pasting my function code into the window. When I exit the window I
receive the following compilation error.>Error in edit(name, file, editor): An error occured on line 71
Line 71 reads as follows:
cruisenames <- c("cruise names")
I'm not sure exactly what the error message means so I haven't really
been
able to try much to fix the problem. Can anyone give me an idea at what that
error message might be getting at so I can have a starting point. The strange
thing is, that section of code is also in a shorter function I had written that
ran fine.
I tried changing the line a bit and fixing the function up to simply run as a
source code. Again when I try to run it I receive, but on a different line of
the program:>Error in parse (file, n, text, prompt): Syntax error on line 75
Line 75:
condition <- "true"
Again, any information on these error messages and things I might look at
as being the source of the problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
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