Brlcad/error message
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_GLOBAL is not a drawable database object
editError: A solid editor option not selected
editCauses
editResolutions
editError: A database is not open!
editCauses
editA command has been entered that requires an open database, but no database has been opened.
Resolutions
editUse the opendb command to create or open a database.
Error db_dircheck: Duplicate of 'A_', given temporary name 'A_A_'
editError: db_lookup (foobar.s) failed: foobar.s does not exist
editCauses
edit- You have entered a command that refers to a non existent foobar.s object.
Resolutions
edit- Use the ls command to determine which objects are in the database
- Create the missing object and try the command again.
Error: foobar.c not created
editCauses
edit- A previous error occured whilst attempting to reference or manipulate the foobar.c object. (This is a secondary error.)
Resolutions
edit- Resolving the previously occuring error should prevent this error message from occuring.
Error: ged_who: argument not understood
editCauses
editThis error occurs when an attempt is made to run the who command with an argument that is not understood.
Resolutions
editRerun the who command with one of the following valid arguments:
- real
- phony
- both
Error: in: tire is not a known primitive
editError: skipping foobar.s
editCauses
edit- A previous error occured whilst attempting to reference or manipulate the foobar.s object. (This is a secondary error.)
Resolutions
edit- Resolving the previously occuring error should prevent this error message from occuring.
== Error: invalid command name "foobar"
Causes
edit- The command you have entered is not valid, or not available from within mged.
Note that the following commands are not valid within mged:
Error: no solids in view
editError: tire: need top-level object name
editBRLC50000 Error: Usage: %
editCauses
editThis error occurs if an attempt is made to open an interactive shell from within mged, but mged is not in classic mode and does not have an associated tty.
Resolution
editRestart mged in classic mode (using a -c switch), before attempting to start an interactive shell.