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Re: Mathematica does not see "}"

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  • From: János Löbb <janos at lobb.com>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 23:21:35 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi John,

I see,
Then it looks to me that there is a problem with how the Frontend is dealing with the octal representation.  The reason I am using \042 because I use it as word separator so I can get the word that \042 terminates.  I tried the hex representation but I could not make it work.

Best,
J=E1nos

On Oct 28, 2013, at 9:30 AM, John Fultz <jfultz at wolfram.com> wrote:

> The front end is recognizing \042 as a quote character and matching it against the opening quote of the string, which then messes up what is being sent to the kernel.
>
> You can avoid the problem completely if you replace all instances of \042 with \=94 (i.e., a string-escaped quote).
>
> John Fultz
> jfultz at wolfram.com
> User Interface Group
> Wolfram Research, Inc.
>
>
>
> On Oct 27, 2013, at 11:40 PM, J=E1nos L=F6bb <janos at lobb.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Any good idea why Mathematica 9.0.1 on MacOSX 10.8.5 is  complaining about this line below?  Sorry for the Input text, but plain text do not show it.
>> In the code I copied and pasted this line from another place, but that should not matter. or should ?
>> Looks to me that Mathematica is not seeing the "}" character on this line.  Looks like it puts some invisible dirt there.  I do not want to retype every character in the code.  Copy and Paste should work.
>>
>> pLfmDerivationArray =
>> Table[Read[rawfp, Word, WordSeparators -> {"\042 "}],{1}]
>>
>>
>> Syntax::bktmcp :  "Expression \"\[NoBreak]{"\042 "}],{1}]\
>> \[IndentingNewLine]\[NoBreak]\" has no closing \"\[NoBreak]"}"\
>> \[NoBreak]\"\[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>> Syntax::bktmcp :  "Expression \"\[NoBreak]{"\042 "}],{1}]\
>> \[IndentingNewLine]\[NoBreak]\" has no closing \"\[NoBreak]"}"\
>> \[NoBreak]\"\[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>> Syntax::sntxi :  "Incomplete expression; more input is needed \
>> \[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>>
>> or
>>
>>
>> pLfmDerivationArray =
>> Table[Read[rawfp, Word, WordSeparators -> {"\042 "}],{1}]
>>
>> Syntax::bktmcp :  "Expression \"\[NoBreak]{"\042 "}],{1}]\[NoBreak]\" \
>> has no closing \"\[NoBreak]"}"\[NoBreak]\"\[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>> Syntax::bktmcp :  "Expression \"\[NoBreak]{"\042 "}],{1}]\[NoBreak]\" \
>> has no closing \"\[NoBreak]"}"\[NoBreak]\"\[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>> Syntax::sntxi :  "Incomplete expression; more input is needed \
>> \[NoBreak]""\[NoBreak]."
>>
>>
>> Thanks ahead,
>> J=E1nos
>> P.S.  Trying to catch up from version 5.2 :-)  Vince and roby thanks for the good tips for reading bits.  UnsignedInteger24 mastered to avoid my attention.
>>
>> After some deleting and retyping the same, finally Mathematica was satisfied with this line:
>>
>> pLfmDerivationArray 
>> Table[Read[rawfp, Word, WordSeparators -> {"\042"}], {1}]
>>
>> I do not see any difference.  Is this a bug or what ?
>>
>




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