Urgent bios eof Emergency...

Dear Pros,

I am create a Tekkit Lamp New Year's Eve countdown clock. I'm using a Computer to sequence the lights using Bundled cables. I have set the program named under "new", and I've tested it, but it's come up with 'bios:206: [string "new"]:24: '<eof>' expected. Can you help?
Here's the code:


rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.white)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.cyan)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.lightblue)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.brown)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.orange)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.purple)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.pink)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.black)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.lightgray)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.red)
sleep (.1)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.blue)
sleep (.15)
rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors.yellow)
end

Please help as quick as you can. There's a deadline!

-mumble118

The "end" at the end is causing the EOF error, since there is nothing to start a new block that needs to be ended.
Just take that out and it should work fine.

It now just says 'new:5: bad argument: int expected, got nil' What do I do now?

It is colors.lightBlue not colors.lightblue

I missed those too.

Both "lightblue" to "lightBlue"
and "light gray" to "lightGray"

It works now, Thank you Guys!

Instead of that code, writing all that out, there is a way to loop through all the colours. If i remember, it's something like this:

for v in colors do
    rs.setBundledOutput("right", colours[v])
    sleep(0.1)
end

Hmmm…you don't need to check for type? Cause the colors table should contain functions too. Like:

for v in colors do
    if type(colors[v]) == "number" then rs.setBundledOutput("right", colors[v]) end
    sleep(0.1)
end

Though does anything bad happen if you don't check?