On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, H.J. Jost wrote:
> I am trying to build my own function to fit to an infrared absorption
> spectrum. However, I keep getting syntax errors. Then I noticed that the
> "internal" GLSum function also comes up with a syntax error in definition
> manager under MS Windows.
I can't see it. Could you give more details? Are you using version 0.7.6?
Where is this GLSum function?
What errors do you see and where?
Marcin
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> I can't reproduce this GLsum function. I thought I got it through some
> example, but now I am not posititve anymore.
>
> I only got "syntax error" in the definition manager.
Yes, know I see it. I already prepared version 0.7.7, so I'll fix it
in the next release.
> What I was really trying was to use the built-in voigt, but to use it to fit
> I=I0*exp(-voigt). But it looks like I can't use voigt to define a "new"
> function.
Right. Only
sqrt, exp, log10, ln, sin, cos, tan, atan, asin, acos, erf, erfc, lgamma
functions can be used. I'll add voigt(x,y) also there.