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- E-ON, Unknown argument <String>
SIC, ON command.
User action : See HELP ON.
- E-PARSE, Implicit transposition not yet supported
SIC, Array dimension parser. The specified array subset
is invalid, because it requires an implicit transposition of the
array variable.
User action : Read the section upon what array variables.
- E-PARSE, Index <Integer> exceeds dimension <Integer> of <String>
SIC, Array dimension parser. The specified array subset
is invalid, because the arrays size is exceeded
User action : Correct your error.
- E-PARSE, Variable <String> has only '<Integer> dimensions
SIC, Array dimension parser. The specified array subset
is invalid, because the dimension does not exist in the array.
User action : Correct your (typing) error.
- W-PAUSE, <^C> ignored, level too deep
SIC, monitor routine. The user pressed <^C> during a command
execution, but the execution level is too high to allow a PAUSE
to be delivered. The execution continues normally.
User action : None, unless a definite interruption is needed
in which case the user might consider typing <^Y>...
- W-PAUSE, Error returned by aborted command ignored
SIC, monitor routine. A PAUSE was generated as the result of
pressing <^C> during a command execution, but the command
completed with an error status. The <^C> takes precedence over
the error to avoid using the error recovery procedure. This message
follows a "I-PAUSE, Generated by pressing <^C>" message.
User action : As for any pause.
- I-PAUSE, Generated by pressing <^C>
SIC, monitor routine. A PAUSE was generated as the result of
pressing <^C> during a command execution. The previous command
completed normally.
User action : Type any command you want. The interrupted execution
level will be restarted by command CONTINUE.
- F-PAUSE, Level depth too large
SIC, monitor routine. An error occured, but no PAUSE could be
delivered because the input level is already too deep.
The program aborts execution with a symbolic stack dump. This
error can (in principle) only occur if you are using a set of
nested macros as error recovery procedure, and with an invalid
command in one of the macros...
User action : Correct error and restart the program. Avoid
using such complex error recovery systems.
- F-PAUSE, Session is not interactive
SIC, monitor routine. An error occured, but no PAUSE could be
delivered because the session is a batch mode. The program aborts
execution with a symbolic stack dump.
User action : correct the invalid command which caused the error
and resubmit the job.
- E-RECALL, Command line not found
SIC, RECALL command. No command line in the current stack buffer
matches the abbreviation given.
User action : Use the TYPE command to see if the line you need
does exist. This error may be due to an incorrectly specified
language field. See HELP RECALL.
- E-RECALL, Non existent line in buffer
SIC, RECALL command. The requested line does not exist
in the current stack buffer.
User action : Specify a valid command number.
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