[Error] bios:206: [string "clock"]:16: unexpected symbol

local mon = peripheral.wrap("left")
function rond(num, idp)
local mult = 10^ (idp or 0)
return math.floor(num * mult +o.5) / mult
end
function loop()
while true do
mon.clear()
mon.SetCursorPos(1,1)
mon.setTextScale(3)
z = os.time()
if z < 12 then
y = z
a = y%1
h = y - a
b = a * 60
m = round( B)/>
if m >= 10 then
min = m
elseif m < 10 then
min = "0"..m
end
if h < 1 then
hour = 12
elseif h >= 1 then
hour = h
end
x = hour..":"..min.." AM"
elseif z > 12 then
a = y%1
h = y - a
b = a * 60
m = round( B)/>
if m >= 10 then
min = m
elseif m < 10 then
min = "0"..m
end
if h < 1 then
hour = 12
elseif h >= 1 then
hour = h
end
x = hour..":"..min.." PM"
end
mon.write (x)
sleep(1)
end
end
loop()

NeverCast, on 30 January 2013 - 08:56 AM said:

Lack of indentation makes me cry!
That said there is nothing called clock in that code.

Is there anything else you're doing?
How are you trying to run the program?


return math.floor(num * mult +o.5)

Should be 0.5, not o.5


m = round( B)/>

Not sure where that /> came from, but shouldn't be there

Lyqyd, on 30 January 2013 - 09:01 AM said:

Your function's name is "rond" but you're calling "round". There are a number of other problems with the code, such as the one mentioned above and the use of SetCursorPos as opposed to setCursorPos.

Lyqyd, on 30 January 2013 - 09:01 AM said:

Your function's name is "rond" but you're calling "round". There are a number of other problems with the code, such as the one mentioned above and the use of SetCursorPos as opposed to setCursorPos.

NeverCast, on 30 January 2013 - 09:03 AM said:

local mon = peripheral.wrap("left")


You can just term.redirect(peripheral.wrap("left"))
Then monitor left blah wont be required.

That said fix those few errors. Also if you could tell me what is on line 16. That'd be great.

b = a * 60

NeverCast, on 30 January 2013 - 09:19 AM said:

Try running the clock without using the monitor. We might get better error messages.