Technical data

Target Language Compiler Error Messages

B-14

The error is reported on the line that opens the scope and has no matching end

scope.

Note: Nested scopes must be closed before their parent scopes. Failure to

include an

end for a nested scope often causes this error, as in:

%if Block.Name == "Sin 3"

%foreach idx = Block.Width

%endif %% Error reported here that the %foreach was not terminated

The

directive

block that begins on this line has no corresponding end

This error message indicates that a block-scoped directive (%if, %with,

%foreach, %for, %roll, %function, or %switch) had no corresponding end

directive (

%endif, %endwith, %endforeach, %endfor, %endroll, %endfunction

%endswitch). Note: You must end blocks in the Target Language Compiler

in the same order that you begin them. The most common cause of this error is

improperly nested constructs, for example:

%if x == 3

%with scope %% Error on this line

%endif

%endwith

The FEVAL() function can accept only 2-dimensional arrays from MATLAB,

not

identifier

dimensions

Return values from MATLAB can have at most two dimensions.

The FEVAL() function can accept vectors of numbers or strings only when

calling MATLAB

Vectors passed to MATLAB can be numbers or strings.

The FEVAL() function requires the name of a function to call

FEVAL requires a function to call. This error only appears inside MATLAB.