Errors related to parenthesis matching?

[vanderaalle]

Hi Chris, I'm evaluating the following func from a project I wrote.
The func is syntactically correct and gets interpreted in standard IDE.
When I evaluate it in Atom I get a syntax error: expecting '}'

~readAndRaw = {|sourceName|

var bpm = 60 ;
var grid, maxDur ;
// 1: read and filter
var sourceFile = File(sourceName, "r") ;

var score = sourceFile.readAllString.split($\n)
.collect{|i| i.split($ )}
.select{|i| i.size > 1} ;
sourceFile.close ;
score = score
// comments, any not instr is rejected
.reject{|i| ~instr.includes(i[0].asSymbol).not}
.flop;
// 2: convert data
score = [
score[0].collect{|i|
~instr.indexOf(
i.asSymbol
)}, // names, already clean
score[1].collect{|i|
if (i.includes($/)) {i.interpret.asFloat_4_(60/bpm)}
{i.asFloat}
},
score[2].collect{|i|
if (i.includes($/)) {i.interpret.asFloat_4_(60/bpm)}
{i.asFloat}
},
score[3].asFloat, score[4].asFloat
].flop ;

}

[crucialfelix]

I think it has to do with stripping newlines out. I have a solution to
try. It would encode the newlines instead of stripping them. Or maybe send
the string and evaluate that instead of trying to feed stdin directly.
On Jul 23, 2014 1:08 AM, "vanderaalle" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Chris, I'm evaluating the following func from a project I wrote.
The func is syntactically correct and gets interpreted in standard IDE.
When I evaluate it in Atom I get a syntax error: expecting '}'

~readAndRaw = {|sourceName|

var bpm = 60 ;
var grid, maxDur ;
// 1: read and filter
var sourceFile = File(sourceName, "r") ;

var score = sourceFile.readAllString.split($\n)
.collect{|i| i.split($ )}
.select{|i| i.size > 1} ;
sourceFile.close ;
score = score
// comments, any not instr is rejected
.reject{|i| ~instr.includes(i[0].asSymbol).not}
.flop;
// 2: convert data
score = [
score[0].collect{|i|
~instr.indexOf(
i.asSymbol
)}, // names, already clean
score[1].collect{|i|
if (i.includes($/)) {i.interpret.asFloat_4_(60/bpm)}
{i.asFloat}
},
score[2].collect{|i|
if (i.includes($/)) {i.interpret.asFloat_4_(60/bpm)}
{i.asFloat}
},
score[3].asFloat, score[4].asFloat
].flop ;

}

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[crucialfelix]

yes, it was the
// comment lines
that broke it.

now I am escaping the newlines and unescaping them before interpreting them

[crucialfelix]

update your package to check

[vanderaalle]

Thanks Chris, works