Are you skipping the initial periods (. prompts) correctly, but
incorrectly typing in the numbers (1. and 2. and 3.) after issuing the
program command? You would not type the numbers (2. and 3.) in the
following:
. forv i=1/2 {
2. di `i'
3. }
and the same principle applies here. See -help classman- for correct syntax.
On 3/15/06, Ulrich Kohler <[email protected]> wrote:
> We try to reproduce the introductive class programming example shown in
> [P] "class - class programming", pg. 28. Unfortunately we get the error
> message "set 1 2: class member function not found, r(4023);". Any ideas what
> happens here.
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> . do 11.class
> . version 9
> . class coordinate {
> . double x
> . double y
> . }
> . program .set
> 1. args x y
> 2. .x = `x'
> 3. .y = `y'
> 4. end
> .
> end of do-file
>
> . .coord = .coordinate.new
>
> . .coord.set 1 2
> set 1 2: class member function not found
> r(4023);
> --------------------------------------
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