If I load this from a script it works:
dwact: ([act:`d`k`ki]dsc:("D";"K";"KI"));
`:db/dwact set dwact;
dwstat: ([stat:`p`s`e]dsc:("P";"F";"E"));
`:db/dwstat set dwstat;
dwlog: ([]act:`dwact$();stat:`dwstat$();start:`datetime$();end:`datetime$();err:();note:());
`:db/dwlog set dwlog;
If a try to put it in a function like this it fails:
main:{
dwact: ([act:`d`k`ki]dsc:("D";"K";"KI"));
`:db/dwact set dwact;
dwstat: ([stat:`p`s`e]dsc:("P";"F";"E"));
`:db/dwstat set dwstat;
dwlog: ([]act:`dwact$();stat:`dwstat$();start:`datetime$();end:`datetime$();err:();note:());
`:db/dwlog set dwlog;}
main[]
Could somebody explain to me please why (I do have a one space indentation)?
Also could I be pointed to some links that explains clearly what can and what can't go inside of a function?
The tutorials seem to forget to mention all sort of pretty annoying limitations, that I seem to run into, related to what you can use and what you can't use inside a function.
