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Wanted to see if anyone else could duplicate before I file a bug report
.... I'm getting this parse error:
File '/users/ash/POV-Ray/Includes/3LTable_POV_mat.inc' line 16: Parse Error:
Expected 'undeclared identifier', macro identifier found instead
Fatal error in parser: Cannot parse input.
Render failed
After troubleshooting it turns out that:
#declare MetalMaterial = fails and #declare MetalMateria = passes ...
according to docs up to 40 characters allowed ... hmmm that can't be it.
Have I bumped into a reserved declaration????
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Am 18.11.2013 19:57, schrieb James Holsenback:
> Wanted to see if anyone else could duplicate before I file a bug report
> ..... I'm getting this parse error:
>
> File '/users/ash/POV-Ray/Includes/3LTable_POV_mat.inc' line 16: Parse
> Error:
> Expected 'undeclared identifier', macro identifier found instead
> Fatal error in parser: Cannot parse input.
> Render failed
>
> After troubleshooting it turns out that:
>
> #declare MetalMaterial = fails and #declare MetalMateria = passes ...
> according to docs up to 40 characters allowed ... hmmm that can't be it.
> Have I bumped into a reserved declaration????
As the error message indicates, it seems that somewhere before the
inclusion of that .inc file, your scene - or some other .inc file it
happens to include - has already defined that very same identifier as a
macro.
POV-Ray hates you when you try re-defining macro identifiers as
something else, unless you #undef that macro first.
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James Holsenback <nom### [at] none com> wrote:
> Wanted to see if anyone else could duplicate before I file a bug report
> .... I'm getting this parse error:
>
> File '/users/ash/POV-Ray/Includes/3LTable_POV_mat.inc' line 16: Parse Error:
> Expected 'undeclared identifier', macro identifier found instead
> Fatal error in parser: Cannot parse input.
> Render failed
>
> After troubleshooting it turns out that:
>
> #declare MetalMaterial = fails and #declare MetalMateria = passes ...
> according to docs up to 40 characters allowed ... hmmm that can't be it.
> Have I bumped into a reserved declaration????
Hi Jim,
I just tested the declaration within an other scene having no problems with the
name "MetalMaterial". May be, you can post more of your scene file to
investigate.
Best regards,
Michael
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On 11/18/2013 02:18 PM, clipka wrote:
> Am 18.11.2013 19:57, schrieb James Holsenback:
>> Wanted to see if anyone else could duplicate before I file a bug report
>> ..... I'm getting this parse error:
>>
>> File '/users/ash/POV-Ray/Includes/3LTable_POV_mat.inc' line 16: Parse
>> Error:
>> Expected 'undeclared identifier', macro identifier found instead
>> Fatal error in parser: Cannot parse input.
>> Render failed
>>
>> After troubleshooting it turns out that:
>>
>> #declare MetalMaterial = fails and #declare MetalMateria = passes ...
>> according to docs up to 40 characters allowed ... hmmm that can't be it.
>> Have I bumped into a reserved declaration????
>
> As the error message indicates, it seems that somewhere before the
> inclusion of that .inc file, your scene - or some other .inc file it
> happens to include - has already defined that very same identifier as a
> macro.
>
> POV-Ray hates you when you try re-defining macro identifiers as
> something else, unless you #undef that macro first.
>
LOL ... well crap it was in an include file I was calling (but not using
anymore)
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