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Re: No Range Check stops my script

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Subject: Re: No Range Check stops my script
From: "Wayne J. Levin" <levin@predictum.com>
Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:13:55 -0400
Cc: "_JMP_List" <jmp-l@wubios.wustl.edu>
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Interesting issue, Kevan. Sometimes Try() doesn't try hard enough.

An alternative is to do something like this (seems like a long way to go - but, hey, i'm doing this while watching The Office):
colTemp_Script = colTemp << get script();
for (i_arg = 1, i_arg <= N arg ( colTemp_Script ), i_arg++,
  show ( contains ( char ( arg ( colTemp_Script , i_arg) ), "Range Check")
));


Wayne J. LevinPredictum, Inc.www.predictum.com
n 10-Apr-08, at 8:09 PM, Doyle, Kevan wrote:
Hello All,
    I'm having problems with GetRangeCheck() that I am trying to execute on all the Numeric columns in a table. If a column has no Range Check, my script stops. Here's the script:
 

dt = CurrentDataTable();
colTemp = Column(dt,1);
Try(colTemp << GetRangeCheck(), Write("No Range Check; move on"));
// The next line is not executed in JMP7.0.2; the script has stopped!
Show(colTemp << GetName());


    I am using JMP7.0.2. The script works fine in JMP5.1 and JMP6.0.2.
    Any suggestions?
 
Thanks for the help,
Kevan
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