Since PAW version 2.07, command likePAW > fun/pl ~/paw/testfun.f(x) 0 10
do not work. Until version 2.07, the parsing was done with the ntuple query
processor. Since the new query processor has been released, the parsing
is done by COMIS. In some cases (like this one), COMIS produce
the following error:
PAW > fun/pl ~/paw/testfun.f(x) 0 10
CS-TR-ERR: routine _001, line 0
FUNCTION _001(X,Y,Z) _001= ^ ~/PAW/TESTFUN(X) #
#
syntax error
In the new PAW version expressions containing special characters possibly
ambiguous with operators (like '/')
should be enclosed with '"'. The expression
mentioned above should be:
PAW > fun/pl "~/paw/testfun.f"(x) 0 10
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