Help with multiple points please

Literally started ComputerCraft 6 hours ago and have yet to finish my first program, I've just started recieving a multiple points error everytime I try to access gui by typing gui. Here is the code, hopefully it's not too difficult to find. Thanks for any help I recieve, I have very very little idea what I'm actually doing so far. And sorry, it's probably a bit longer than it needed to be, newb clutter.


–Variables
version = 1.0.0
running = true

–Colors
colTaskBar = colors.black
colBackground = colors.black


–Images
_dt = paintutils.loadImage("/os/.backgrounds/dt")


–Booleans
_ms = 0
_rcm = 0


–Functions
clear = function()
term.setBackgroundColor(colors.black)
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

drawMenu1 = function()
term.setCursorPos(1, 2)
term.setBackgroundColor( colors.red )
term.setTextColor( colors.black )
print( "[POWER]" )

end

rightClickMenu = function(x, y)
term.setBackgroundColor( colors.white )
term.setTextColor( colors.black )
term.setCursorPos(x, y)
term.write(" [LUA] ")
term.setCursorPos(x, y+1)
term.write(" [IDE] ")
local event, button, xPos, yPos = os.pullEvent("mouse_click")
while true do
if button == 1 and yPos == y and xPos <= (x+7) and xPos >= x then
running = false
clear()
term.setTextColor( colors.red )
print("Gone into Command Prompt..")
print("OS will shutdown after exitting of LUA PROMPT")
print("Any function of the OS is in the LUA functions now.")
shell.run("lua")
break
elseif button == 1 and yPos == (y+1) and xPos <= (x+7) and xPos >= x then
shell.run("edit", "/gui")
init()
break
else
redraw()
break
end
end
_rcm = 0
end


redraw = function()
drawDeskTop()
drawTaskBar()
end

drawTaskBar = function()
term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
term.setBackgroundColor( colors.colTaskBar )
term.clearLine()
term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
term.setBackgroundColor( colors.black )
term.setTextColor( colors.white )
term.write( "[MENU]" )
end

drawDeskTop = function()
term.setBackgroundColor(colors.colBackground)
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
paintutils.drawImage(_dt, 1, 1)
end



loadConfig = function()
local
end



stop = function()
clear()
running = false
term.setTextColor( colors.green )
print("Log Off Confirmed.")
exit()
end

runTime = function()
while running do
event, button, x, y = os.pullEvent("mouse_click")
if _ms == 0 and button == 1 and x < 7 and y == 1 then
drawMenu1()
_ms = 1
elseif _ms == 1 and button == 1 and y == 2 and x < 7 then
stop()
elseif _ms == 1 and button == 1 and x < 7 and y == 1 then
init()
elseif _ms == 0 and _rcm == 0 and button == 2 then
_rcm = 1
rightClickMenu(x, y)

end
end
end


init = function()
_ms = 0
drawDeskTop()
drawTaskBar()
runTime()
end

–Main Stuff

init()

This error is covered in the Common Errors section of my favorite sticky post.

Funny how the problem here is exactly the same as the example in the sticky.

Anyway, when you type 1.0.0, Lua thinks it's a number, but it has two decimal points!? No number can have two decimal points, so it errors. You'll probably want to contain it in a string like so: "1.0.0", or simply have a major and minor version like so: 1.0

If you go with the string option, you can get the individual components like this:

local major = tonumber( ver:match "^%d+" )
local minor= tonumber( ver:match "%.(%d+)" )
local patch = tonumber( ver:match "%d%.(%d+)" )

If you go with the number option, you can get the individual components like this:

local major = math.floor( ver )
local minor = ver % 1 * 100
local patch = 0 -- this isn't contained in the version number, so default to 0?

Edit: fixed code

Getting the minor with the string and number ways would return different values.

Using strings, 1.13.0 would return:
Major 1
Minor 13
Patch 0

Using numbers, 1.13 would return:
Major 1
Minor 0.13
Patch 0

Just pointing it out

It was really that simple? Lmao
Thanks, guys. I think I may have been to tired to notice the issue.
And sorry for the duplicate thread.