Error, Loading:9: attempt to call nil

I'm attempting to add a computer to a TNT cannon with deployers to refill the cannon but for some reason i keep getting the error message: "Loading :9: attempt to call nil" the code reads this:

os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
print ("Ready to load")

write("")
x = io.read()

if x == "load" then

redstone.setOutput ("right", true )

print ("Loading")

sleep(2)

redstone.setOutput ("right", false )

sleep(1)

shell.run "Fire"
end

Its been so long since i've done this i hardly remember how to fix this stuff.

Thx

Wow spam :/

Try make shell.run "Fire" into shell.run("Fire")

I can't seem to find any errors in this. Post the code of your "fire" program - maybe it's in there.

sIdEkIcK_, on 18 November 2012 - 02:40 PM said:

Wow spam :/

Try make shell.run "Fire" into shell.run("Fire")

For some reason I knew someone would say this, even though it's perfectly valid.

Kingdaro, on 18 November 2012 - 02:42 PM said:

I can't seem to find any errors in this. Post the code of your "fire" program - maybe it's in there.

sIdEkIcK_, on 18 November 2012 - 02:40 PM said:

Wow spam :/

Try make shell.run "Fire" into shell.run("Fire")

For some reason I knew someone would say this, even though it's perfectly valid.

Yeah I also thought it was valid, but I couldn't see anything else wrong with the code…

Edit: It does work, just tested. OP, you must have bugged CC somehow by editing main files?

The program seems to be called 'Loading', not 'Fire', so it could be in the code for fire?

As far as I know, using shell.run returns the error for the program that used shell.run, and not the run program itself. I might be wrong though.

Even then, line 9 is the first "redstone.setOutput" line, and I don't see anything wrong with that. :/

Kingdaro, on 18 November 2012 - 03:20 PM said:

Even then, line 9 is the first "redstone.setOutput" line, and I don't see anything wrong with that. :/

Yeah, there's nothing wrong with his code.

To OP: Try reinstalling the whole of CC Mod.

Please make sure that this code is exactly the code you're using and that you didn't automatically correct a typo when you retyped it on the forums (if that's what you did).