Can i ask some help about the ms cobol 2.20?. I found difficulty in reading the error when
i got run-time in my program because it was covered by the path of my directory where my
program resides.Is this possible to log this in notepad?so that i can clearly see what the
error is.
Something like this.
C:\FOLDR1\FOLDR2\FOLDR3\FOLDR4\FOLDR5\ER,LINE:0094
As so you can see in the last it's an error in my program.
can you help me on this.
Thank you.
You might get a more meaningful error message if you try to compile your Cobol program in OpenCobol (see www.opencobol.org).
Alternately, you could try commenting out your procedure division from the bottom up one paragraph at a time until the error message goes away. Then, at least, you would know where the problem is. You could post here the paragraph where the error occurs for us to opine on.
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I hope someone here can help me solve my technical issue.
Since I installed R and RStudio on my work computer I have had the same error message when I try to compute the first command. It says:
Warning message:
In normalizePath(path.expand(path), winslash, mustWork) :
path[1]="//regsj.intern/homedir$/m/name": Adgang nægtet
(where 'Adgang nægtet' is Danish for 'Access denied' and 'name' in the path has replaced the original text in the path).
Through Google (often directing me to this site) I have seen some possible solution, but I haven't had succes making any of them work. Maybe I'm doing it wrong? Maybe that simply does not solve my specific problem.
The problem, I think, is that the path is a network/drive with more strict administration, so I want the path to direct to my local C-drive.
Please, let me know if you have a possible solution, and if so, please explain in details how to do it, because my technical skills are very basic.
Kind regards
Mathilde
PS Most often the error message does not seem to interfere with my use of RStudio, but some times I experience problems out of the blue, such as problems with knitting my Markdown file to pdf - and I suspect the above error message to be the cause.
I tried to uninstall R and then reinstall, and that solved the problem the first time I opened RStudio, but after closing at reopening it, the same error message occured.
Can not extract resource from com.android.aaptcompiler.ParsedResource#d5789c4.,Can not extract resource from com.android.aaptcompiler.ParsedResource#57808e1e.
i had the same message of error and it resulted to be this annoying litle mistake in the color resource file: the double angle bracket, which by the way the compliler doesn't highlights
>#color/gris_oscuro
This is likely a problem in some resource file. I think it's very frustrating, the error message says "Check logs for more details" but I am not sure how to get the logs.
I had a similar problem and after many attempts I exited Studio, manually removed the build directory, and tried again. This time I did see a log, and they pointed at my strings.xml file, which I was able to fix.
By the way, I realized that if you run "Compile some_file.xml" from the Build menu, you'll get the error even if the error is somewhere else. So this is not helpful.
(FWIW, my error had to do with a single quote inside a [[CDATA]] block. I thought that Xml allows any text inside CDATA, but maybe Studio is less forgiving. Anyway, your error is probably something else, you'll just have to find it.)
I see here that people discuss how to get grade logs. I was not able to run gradlew from the terminal (I am on macOS) but that seems to be the official way to get lgs.
Check colors.xml and strings.xml file. I had error in colors.xml. I had written wrong color code of two colors. That is why I was getting this error.
I am facing an error while opening a cytoscape file. It was all ok when I saved it and closed cytoscape, but when I tried to open it after a day it says "invalid block type". Not sure what is the problem. Please help, as it has things I have been working on for quite a while.
Thanks in advance
Best
Devyani
So, are you talking about a session file? If so, can you send the file to us so we can diagnose what might be happening. Unfortunately, that error comes from the unzip process, I think, which probably means that the file is corrupted. I've seen this happen when the write gets interrupted for some reason...
-- scooter
When I try to submit a job, I always get an error. In log I see this message:
The executable pre.exe aborted with system error code 529697949. Please check the .dat, .msg, and .sta files for error messages if the files exist.
I don't have these files. I looked for the solution, but the only idea is that there is not enough free space on my hard drive. I have 20GB free. Does anyone know if something else can cause this error? Or does anyone know how much free space I need for submitting a job in abaqus?
Oh, I found the answer. The problem was solved after I installed Abaqus to user, whose name doesn't contain any cyrillic symbols. Renaming the user didn't help, so, I had to make a new one with name in latin.
I came to this problem when I tried to import the stress status from another odb file, by defining the predefined field as type "stress".
I have solved this problem, by re-meshing the current model, to exactly the same with then meshing in the odb file that I need to read in.
I am trying to use the file:open(....) function in erlang but it doesn't seem to work. I keep getting an {error, eio} exception.
Ive looked into it in the erlang documentation and all i have found is that it is the posix error for input/output... go figure.
The file name im outputting in is in the formation of "C:/directory/file.txt"
Im not sure if this has something to do with it.
Is there anyway i can make erlang give me a more specific explanation to what is wrong?
Thanks,
Jack
Unfortunately I do not know of a way to find out more without peeking inside the Erlang/VM.
If you look in the windows erlang source code there are a bunch of different errors which could cause en eio error. You can find a list of them here. In order to figure out which specific one it is, I would attach with windbg and step through the code as instrumenting and recompiling it on windows is a pain.
You might also be able to use something like Process Monitor to find out which system calls are being made and what they return.