Difference between revisions of "TUFLOW Message 0028"
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<font color="blue">End Define</font> | <font color="blue">End Define</font> | ||
| − | Define Event Name == 06h<br> | + | <font color="blue">Define Event Name </font><font color="red">== </font>06h<br> |
| − | :BC Event Source == _Durn_ <nowiki>|</nowiki> 06h | + | :<font color="blue">BC Event Source </font><font color="red">== </font> _Durn_ <nowiki>|</nowiki> 06h |
| − | :End Time == 9 | + | :<font color="blue">End Time </font><font color="red">== </font> 9 |
| − | End Define</tt> | + | <font color="blue">End Define</font></tt> |
Other examples of commands that benefit from indenting are: | Other examples of commands that benefit from indenting are: | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 21 June 2022
TUFLOW Message
ERROR 0028 - No "End Define" specified for "Define Event Name == <event_name>"
Alternate Message
NA
Message Type
ERROR
Description
No End Define command was found to close of the Define Event == block for the event.
Suggestions
Check the event file. Add the End Define command where it is missing.
Tip: When using commands such as Define Event == indent the commands within the block that follows as this makes it much easier to interpret which commands apply to which event definition. For example:
Define Event Name == 100y
- BC Event Source == _ARI_ | 100y
- Output Folder == ..\results_100y
End Define
Define Event Name == 06h
- BC Event Source == _Durn_ | 06h
- End Time == 9
End Define
Other examples of commands that benefit from indenting are:
- Start 2D Domain ==
- If Scenario ==
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