Can you take a quick look at this script, to see why I keep getting an error why I try to use the string 'implement' in it?

Example


It's the only one not being 'set' right, even though as far as I can tell, I've handled it the same as every other similar string/value (eg 'position', 'scenario', etc.). It's driving me nuts trying to figure out what I've done different/wrong with it! Perhaps something to do with the loop, I thought, but I think it was giving me the same error before I added that code today.

So yeah... please help me figure it out!

(file removed, as problem solved)

There is a rule that you may not know : a variable defined in a block (anything surrounded with { }) is available only in this block.

Instead of

do :

I'm sorry that the "check" tool do not detect this. Anyway, the rest of the code looks good.

Makes sense, in fact I was even suspecting something like that was the case (not the "in a block", maybe, but "in a loop"). Since the check tool didn't pick it, I was going nuts!

So, that means I need to make sure no "def" variable commands are ever within { } (curly brackets) if I want to use that variable elsewhere, right?

One thing that threw me, though... doesn't it need to be:



... or not? I thought I'd need to "def" (define) it outside the block first? No?

Yes, you are right, the def was missing

Thanks... and works perfectly!