Error Index (Numeric) - OmniMark Documentation Set

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100 200 210 0000 0010 0020 0030 0040 0050 0060 0070 0080 0090 0100 0110 0120 0130 0140 0150 0160 0170 0180 0190 0200 0210 0220 0230 0240 0250 0260 0270 0280 0290 0300 1000 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100 2110 2120 2130 2140 2150 2160 2170 2180 2190 2500 2510 2520 2530 3000 3010 3020 3030 3900 4000 5000 6000 6010 6020 6030 6040 6050 6060 6070 6080 6090 6100 6110 6120 6130 6140 7000 7900 N/A `101` - Attempting to open a file with zero length name. `102` - Unable to close file. `103` - Unable to open file for output. `104` - Unable to open file for input. `105` - Unable to read from file. `106` - Unable to write to file. `200` - External stream HasName subfunction returned failure. `201` - Failed to load library 'X' `203` - The opaque type creator function returned a null pointer. `206` - External function requires return value, but none was set. `207` - Unable to bind to function 'X' in library 'Y' `208` - Fatal error in initialization function omxf_start of library 'X' `209` - No external library name has been specified `210` - No external function name has been specified `211` - No OMXF_Library_API_Version function exists in library 'X' `212` - External library 'X' is built with a different external API version `213` - External MARKUP SOURCE function has not supplied all required parsing methods. `0001` - An internal error has occurred in the Kernel. `0002` - Two or more added function names that are the same when upper-cased must not be used if NAMECASE GENERAL is YES. `0003` - An added function name must not be one of RE, RS or SPACE. `0004` - A content model must not be ambiguous. `0005` - The number of names and name tokens in an attribute list must not exceed ATTCNT. `0006` - An entity that is already opened cannot be referenced. `0007` - The total length of all attributes specified in a start tag after processing must not exceed ATTSPLEN. `0008` - A FIXED attribute value must be the same as its declared value. `0009` - A SPACE or SEPCHAR character must not be adjacent to a B sequence in a short reference delimiter. `0010` - There is an error in the format of an externally defined capacity set used in the SGML Declaration. `0011` - A number used in the capacity set parameter of the SGML Declaration cannot exceed the largest numeric value supported by the system. `0012` - A zero value should not be specified for a capacity limit. `0013` - A CDATA or RCDATA element must have a start tag. Therefore, it is inappropriate to specify an omissible start tag in its declaration. `0014` - A numeric character reference's value must not be larger than is allowed by the system in the context in which it occurs. `0015` - There is an error in the format of an externally defined character set used in the SGML Declaration. `0016` - A general delimiter string, together with a following delimiter that causes it to be recognized, must not be the same as a previously defined one that is allowed in the same context. `0017` - A general delimiter string must not be the same as a previously defined one that is allowed in the same context. `0018` - A general delimiter string must not be the same as a reference one that is allowed in the same context, unless that reference one is itself redefined. `0019` - A reference short reference delimiter string must not be the same as a general delimiter that is allowed in the same context. `0020` - A short reference delimiter string must not be the same as a previously defined one. `0021` - The "NET" delimiter string must not be the same as some other delimiter in the same context. `0022` - An element must not be declared EMPTY and have a CONREF attribute. `0023` - CONCUR YES should not be specified in the SGML Declaration, as it is not supported by the system. `0024` - DATATAG YES should not be specified in the SGML Declaration, as it is not supported by the system. `0025` - An undefined general entity has been referenced or used as an attribute value. The DEFAULT general entity is used for its value. `0026` - An undefined general entity has been used as a default attribute value, and the attribute value has been allowed to default in a start tag. `0027` - The end of a declaration has been encountered before the declaration has been completed. Either the delimiter that ends the declaration (MDC) was encountered when something else was expected, or the ending delimiter was missing and another declaration was encountered. `0028` - Data is not normally allowed at the current point, but will be allowed through error recovery. `0029` - Data cannot be allowed at the current point, and will be treated as if it were part of an IGNORE marked section. `0030` - A character reference to a data character cannot be allowed at the current point, and will be treated (together with any following data) as if it were part of an IGNORE marked section. `0031` - A record end (RE) character cannot be allowed at the current point, and will be treated (together with any following data) as if it were part of an IGNORE marked section. `0032` - A record start (RS) character cannot be allowed at the current point, and will be treated (together with any following data) as if it were part of an IGNORE marked section. `0033` - A reference to a SUBDOC or unparsed (CDATA, SDATA, NDATA) entity cannot be allowed at the current point. The entity's text will not be processed. `0034` - This declaration is not allowed in the current context. `0035` - Marked section declaration encountered at a point where one isn't allowed. `0036` - The declared value of an ID attribute must be either REQUIRED or IMPLIED. `0037` - The declared value of a NOTATION data attribute must not be either CURRENT or CONREF. `0038` - A document type definition must not end inside a marked section. `0039` - An end tag for an element that is not open is not allowed. `0040` - An end tag has been encountered for some element other than the currently opened one and some opened element other than the currently opened one must be closed without its content being fully satisfied or with its inomissible end tag omitted. `0041` - The document must not end at this point. `0042` - An empty end tag must not be used when there are no opened elements. `0043` - A rank stem must not be used in an end tag when no element is open that has that stem. `0044` - A start tag for an excluded element must not be used. `0045` - An entity name used as an attribute value must be a non-SGML data entity or a SUBDOC entity. `0046` - An entity name used as a default attribute value, for an attribute that is not specified in the attribute's start tag, must be a non-SGML data entity or a SUBDOC entity. `0047` - An entity name declared as a default attribute value should be a non-SGML data entity or a SUBDOC entity. `0048` - A reference to an external non-SGML data entity, processing instruction entity or SUBDOC entity must not occur in an attribute value. `0049` - A reference to an external non-SGML data entity, processing instruction entity or SUBDOC entity must not occur in RCDATA content. `0050` - A marked section end must not occur when no marked section has started. `0051` - A marked section in a DTD must be IGNORE or INCLUDE. `0052` - A character assigned to LCNMCHAR must not be a LC Letter, UC Letter, Digit, RE, RS, SPACE or SEPCHAR, nor can it be a LCNMSTRT or UCNMSTRT. `0053` - A character assigned to LCNMSTRT must not be a LC Letter, UC Letter, Digit, RE, RS, SPACE or SEPCHAR. `0054` - In the declaration of a parameter entity with an external identifier, the entity type must not be CDATA, SDATA, NDATA or SUBDOC. `0055` - In the declaration of a parameter entity with text, the entity type must not be CDATA or SDATA. `0056` - A start tag must not be used if the element is neither allowed by the current content model or by an inclusion. `0057` - A start tag is not allowed at the current point, but will be allowed through error recovery. `0058` - The first in a pair of character numbers in the SWITCHES part of the SGML Declaration must not be a Digit, UC Letter or LC Letter, and it must be a markup character. `0059` - The second in a pair of character numbers in the SWITCHES part of the SGML Declaration must not be a Digit, UC Letter or LC Letter. `0060` - A character assigned to UCNMCHAR must not be a LC Letter, UC Letter, Digit, RE, RS, SPACE or SEPCHAR, nor can it be a LCNMSTRT or UCNMSTRT. `0061` - A character assigned to UCNMSTRT cannot be a LC Letter, UC Letter, Digit, RE, RS, SPACE or SEPCHAR. `0062` - A markup declaration has been encountered that is not allowed at the current point, but will be allowed through error recovery. `0063` - There is some significant character that does not appear in any of the base character sets. `0064` - The replacement defined for a reserved name the SGML Declaration must not be the same as a previous replacement for a reserved name. `0065` - A character has been shunned more than once in the SGML Declaration. `0066` - A character number must not be used more than once as the first character number in a pair of numbers in the character switches in the SGML Declaration. `0067` - The second character number in a pair of numbers in the character switches in the SGML Declaration must not have already been used a substitute. `0068` - An element name should be used in only one USEMAP in a DTD. `0069` - An end tag must not occur at the start of document instance. `0070` - An entity must not end in an IGNORE marked section. `0071` - An entity that was referenced prior to the start of a CDATA or RCDATA marked section must not end inside the marked section. `0072` - An entity that was referenced prior to the start of a CDATA or RCDATA element must not end inside the element's content. `0073` - The markup document entity must not end inside the SGML Declaration. `0074` - An entity must not end in a processing instruction. `0075` - An entity must not end inside a comment. `0076` - The total number of opened entities must not exceed ENTLVL. `0077` - The document instance must consist of at least one tag or data character. `0078` - EXPLICIT YES should not be specified in the SGML Declaration, as it is not supported by the system. `0079` - A general delimiter specified in the SGML Declaration must not contain only function characters. `0080` - A general delimiter specified in the SGML Declaration should not contain a name start character, a digit or a function character. `0081` - A general delimiter defined in the SGML Declaration should not have zero characters. `0082` - A general entity should not be declared after it has already been referenced using the default value. `0083` - The number of names in a name group, name token group or content model must not exceed the GRPCNT quantity limit. `0084` - The number of tokens in a content model must not exceed GRPGTCNT. `0085` - The nesting level in the content model of an ELEMENT declaration must not exceed GRPLVL. `0086` - The number of names in IDREF, IDREFS, ENTITY and ENTITIES attribute values in a start tag, whether specified or defaulted, must not exceed the GRPCNT quantity limit. `0087` - IMPLICIT YES should not be specified in the SGML Declaration, as it is not supported by the system. `0088` - An element is not allowed in the document instance because it does not appear in any accessible content model or it is completely excluded. `0089` - An EMPTY element must have a start tag and must not have an end tag. Therefore, it is inappropriate to specify an omissible start tag or an inomissible end tag in its declaration. `0090` - The replacement for an entity, referenced in a group, must consist of one or more complete tokens. `0091` - The minimum literal following the SGML keyword in the SGML Declaration must be "ISO 8879:1986". `0092` - The declared value of a notation data attribute must not be ENTITY, ENTITIES, ID, IDREF, IDREFS, or NOTATION. `0093` - A specified attribute value must conform to the declared type of the attribute. `0094` - The total length of a literal after processing must not exceed LITLEN. `0095` - The total length of a public identifier after processing must not exceed the reference value of LITLEN. `0096` - LINK declarations are not supported by the system. `0097` - The number of nested marked sections must not exceed TAGLVL. `0098` - The input file must not end inside a marked section. `0099` - An attribute name in a start tag or entity declaration must be followed by a VI ("=") and a value. `0100` - The keywords CAPACITY SGMLREF in an SGML Declaration must be followed by at least one capacity specification. `0101` - A capacity keyword in the SGML Declaration must be followed by a capacity value (a number). `0102` - The start tag of an element with CDATA, RCDATA or EMPTY content must not be omitted. `0103` - An end tag that has been declared inomissible ("-") must not be omitted. `0104` - An end tag must not be omitted when OMITTAG is NO. `0105` - The function character names and classes (RE, RS, SPACE, FUNCHAR, SEPCHAR, MSOCHAR, MSICHAR and MSSCHAR) in the FUNCTION part of the SGML Declaration must each be followed by a character number. `0106` - The start tag of an element that has one or more required attributes must not be omitted. `0107` - A start tag with a start tag minimization of minus ("-") must not be omitted. `0108` - The SHUNCHAR keyword in the SGML Declaration must be followed by the keyword NONE, by the keyword CONTROLS or by at least one character number to be shunned. `0109` - A start tag must not be omitted when OMITTAG is NO. `0110` - The start tag of an element with no content must not be omitted. `0111` - The SWITCHES keyword in the SGML Declaration must be followed by zero or more pairs of character numbers to be switched. `0112` - A start tag or end tag should end with a TAGC (">"). `0113` - The element name in a start tag must be one of those declared in the DTD. The name in the tag has not been declared, but is close in its spelling to a declared element's name. That element has been used. `0114` - The element name in a end tag must be one of those declared in the DTD. The name in the tag has not been declared, but is close in its spelling to a declared element's name. That element has been used. `0115` - The name in a general entity reference must be one of those declared in the DTD if there is no default general entity. The name in the reference has not been declared, but is close in its spelling to a declared entity's name. That entity has been used. `0116` - The name in a parameter entity reference must be one of those declared in the DTD. The name in the reference has not been declared, but is close in its spelling to a declared entity's name. That entity has been used. `0117` - A group in a content model must only use one kind of connector ("\|", ", " or "&"). `0118` - An element with mixed content should permit data characters ("#PCDATA") everywhere. `0119` - A group should not have a mixture of connectors, even though doing so is allowed (for other than content models). `0120` - A second DTD must not be specified in the SGML document. `0121` - A short reference delimiter in the SGML Declaration must not have more than one B sequence. `0122` - An ATTLIST must only contain one ID attribute. `0123` - An ATTLIST must only contain one NOTATION attribute. `0124` - The number of characters in a name, number, name token or number token must not exceed NAMELEN. `0125` - The number of characters in the number in a numeric character reference must not exceed NAMELEN. `0126` - The number of characters in a parameter entity name plus the number of characters in the pero ("%") delimiter must not exceed NAMELEN. `0127` - The number of characters in a reserved name must not exceed NAMELEN in the defined syntax. `0128` - The LCNMCHAR and UCNMCHAR strings in the SGML Declaration must be the same length. `0129` - The LCNMSTRT and UCNMSTRT strings in the SGML Declaration must be the same length. `0130` - An attribute other than a CDATA attribute must not have a null literal ("") value or a value that does not have any name tokens in it. `0131` - The DOCTYPE name must be declared in an ELEMENT declaration in the DTD. `0132` - If a rank stem is specified in a start tag, a previous start tag must establish the current rank for that stem. `0133` - The prolog of an SGML document must contain a (valid) DTD. `0134` - If an MSOCHAR is defined in the SGML Declaration, an MSICHAR must also be defined. `0135` - An empty end tag was recognized even though SHORTTAG is NO, because the TAGC delimiter starts with a name start character. `0136` - An empty start tag was recognized even though SHORTTAG is NO, because the TAGC delimiter starts with a name start character. `0137` - An attribute must not be specified in a start tag using a name token group or notation value without a preceding attribute name and VI or without surrounding literal delimiters, if SHORTTAG is NO. `0138` - An element must not have empty content and a NOTATION attribute `0139` - If an element has both NOTATION and CONREF attributes, both of them must not be specified in a start tag. `0140` - A character which is declared in the current concrete syntax to be non-SGML must not be used in the document unless entered using a character reference. `0141` - A character other than a minimum data character must not occur in a minimum literal (i.e. in the SGML Declaration or in a public identifier). `0142` - A shunned character must be identified as a non-SGML character, unless it is a significant SGML character. `0143` - There must not be an entity reference immediately preceding an occurrence indicator (OPT, PLUS or REP) in a content model. `0144` - There must not be a space, separator character or line break immediately preceding an occurrence indicator (SEQ, OR or AND) in a content model. `0145` - Minimization must not be omitted in an element declaration when OMITTAG is YES. `0146` - A parameter entity must not be referenced in the SGML Declaration. `0147` - The pero delimiter in the variant syntax is longer than or equal in length to NAMELEN. Any attempt to define a parameter entity will result in NAMELEN being exceeded. `0148` - A PI entity must not be referenced in a literal. `0149` - A PI entity must not be referenced in a markup declaration. `0150` - The number of characters in a processing instruction must not exceed PILEN. `0151` - An element that has been declared with EMPTY content must not later be declared with a CONREF attribute. `0152` - An element that has been declared with EMPTY content must not later be declared with a NOTATION attribute. `0153` - A required attribute should not be declared for an element previously declared with an omissible start tag. `0154` - A notation's ATTLIST must appear prior to the declaration of any external non-text entity with which that notation is associated if the ATTLIST includes a REQUIRED attribute. `0155` - A notation's ATTLIST must appear prior to the declaration of any external non-text entity with which that notation is associated if the ATTLIST includes a FIXED or default-valued attribute and if both SHORTTAG and OMITTAG are NO. `0156` - The text class of a formal public identifier used in a base character set parameter of the SGML Declaration must be CHARSET if FORMAL YES is specified. `0157` - The text class of a formal public identifier used in the capacity set parameter of the SGML Declaration must be CAPACITY if FORMAL YES is specified. `0158` - The text class of a formal public identifier used in the concrete syntax parameter of the SGML Declaration must be SYNTAX if FORMAL YES is specified. `0159` - If a formal public identifier contains a "public display version" then the public text class must not be one of CAPACITY, CHARSET, NOTATION or SYNTAX. `0160` - If a formal public identifier's text class is not CHARSET, it must contain a "public text language" that is a valid name. `0161` - Extra "//" sequences must not be present in a formal public identifier, beyond those allowed. `0162` - The owner identifier in a formal public identifier must conform to one of the allowed types (ISO, registered or unregistered), and must end with "//". `0163` - A formal public identifier must include a public text class which is one of the 13 allowed values. `0164` - The special form of ISO owner identifier must not be used in a formal public identifier if the text class is not CHARSET. `0165` - In a notation declaration, the text class of a formal public identifier must be NOTATION. `0166` - The public text description in a formal public identifier must be followed by "//". `0167` - If SCOPE INSTANCE is specified in the SGML Declaration, all specified quantities must be at least as great as the reference quantity set value. `0168` - A number used in the quantity set parameter in the SGML Declaration must not be larger than is allowed by the system. `0169` - A zero value should not be specified for a quantity limit. `0170` - A rank stem in a declaration must not used elsewhere as an element type or vice-versa. `0171` - A rank stem must not be used in a start tag in place of the generic identifier if RANK is NO. `0172` - A rank stem must not be used in an end tag in place of the generic identifier if RANK is NO. `0173` - A function character number must not have already been assigned to another function. `0174` - An element must not be required in its own content. `0175` - An attribute name must only be defined once in an ATTLIST declaration. `0176` - An element or notation must have at most one ATTLIST. `0177` - A CAPACITY limit for which a value has previously been specified in the SGML Declaration has been respecified. `0178` - A character in the document character set of the SGML Declaration must not be described more than once. `0179` - An added function name must not have been already assigned to another added function in the SGML Declaration. `0180` - A name must not be used in more than one attribute in an ATTLIST declaration. `0181` - The default general entity has been declared more than once. `0182` - An element must not be declared more than once. `0183` - A name must not be repeated in an exclusion or inclusion group. `0184` - A general entity name has been declared more than once. `0185` - A general delimiter has been defined more than once in the SGML Declaration. `0186` - A UCNMCHAR should not be assigned a LCNMCHAR that is already a LCNMCHAR or UCNMCHAR. `0187` - A UCNMSTRT should not be assigned a LCNMSTRT that is already a LCNMSTRT or UCNMSTRT. `0188` - A SHORTREF map must not be declared more than once. `0189` - Multiple use of delimiter string in SHORTREF declaration. `0190` - A NOTATION must not be declared more than once. `0191` - A parameter entity name has been declared more than once. `0192` - A QUANTITY limit value has previously been specified in the SGML Declaration. `0193` - A syntax reference character must not be described more than once in the SGML Declaration. `0194` - A reserved name has been defined more than once in the SGML Declaration. `0195` - A UCNMCHAR should not be assigned to a character that is already a LCNMCHAR or UCNMCHAR. `0196` - A UCNMSTRT should not be assigned to a character that is already a LCNMSTRT or UCNMSTRT. `0197` - A reference general delimiter must not be made to contain only function characters by defining delimiter characters as function characters in the SGML Declaration. `0198` - A reference general delimiter should not contain a name start character, a digit or a function character, because of the way delimiter characters have been used in the SGML Declaration. `0199` - All the characters in a reference general delimiter, used because no replacement for it is specified in the SGML Declaration, must be mapped to unique document characters. `0200` - All the characters in a reference reserved name, used because no replacement for it is specified in the general delimiters parameter of the SGML Declaration, must be mapped to unique document characters. `0201` - A reference short reference delimiter, used because SHORTREF SGMLREF is specified in the SGML Declaration, should not contain one or more name start characters or digits. `0202` - A reference short reference delimiter, used because SHORTREF SGMLREF is specified in the SGML Declaration, must only contain characters that are mapped to unique document characters. `0203` - A string in the short reference delimiters parameter of the SGML Declaration is the same as a reference short reference delimiter and SGMLREF is specified. `0204` - A replacement name in the reserved name use parameter of the SGML Declaration has already been used for the same reserved name. `0205` - An element with a previously defined required attribute should not be declared to have an omissible start tag. `0206` - The replacement defined for a reserved name in the reserved name use parameter of the SGML Declaration must not be reference reserved name. `0207` - An attribute must not be specified in a start tag or ENTITY declaration more than once. `0208` - An attribute is specified in a start tag or element declaration using a name token group or notation value without a preceding attribute name and VI, and a value for that attribute has already been specified. `0209` - An ID attribute must not have the same value as one previously used. `0210` - A name must not be used more than once in the element type list at the start of an element declaration. `0211` - A name must not occurs more than once in a list of allowed values (name tokens or notation names) in an attribute definition. `0212` - A name must not be used more than once in the element type list at the start of an attribute definition list declaration. `0213` - A name must not be used more than once in the associated notation name list at the start of an attribute definition list declaration. `0214` - A name must not be used more than once in the element type list in a short reference use (USEMAP) declaration in the DTD. `0215` - A delimiter defined in the short reference delimiters parameter of the SGML Declaration should not contain one or more name start characters or digits. `0216` - A delimiter defined in the short reference delimiters parameter of the SGML Declaration should contain one or more characters. `0217` - The meaning of each significant base character must be assigned to one, and only one, document character in the SGML Declaration. `0218` - The meaning of each significant base character must be assigned to one, and only one, syntax character in the SGML Declaration. `0219` - A character in a parameter literal in the naming rules, general delimiter or short reference delimiter parameter of the SGML Declaration must be assigned to a unique character in the document character set. `0220` - SIMPLE YES should not be specified in the SGML Declaration, as it is not supported by the system. `0221` - The number of nested elements in the document instance must not exceed TAGLVL. `0222` - The number used following SUBDOC YES in the SGML Declaration must not be larger than is allowed by the system. `0223` - If SUBDOC is NO, an entity must not be declared with type SUBDOC. `0224` - The number used following SUBDOC YES in the SGML Declaration should not be zero. `0225` - If SCOPE INSTANCE is specified in the SGML Declaration, the syntax-reference character set must match that in the Reference Concrete Syntax. `0226` - The length of the start tag before resolution of references must not exceed TAGLEN. `0227` - If the type of a non-CDATA attribute only allows one value, it must be specified with only one value. `0228` - The value of TOTALCAP in the capacity set parameter of the SGML Declaration must equal or exceed the largest individual capacity. `0229` - A function character must not be assigned to a syntax reference character that is not mapped to a unique document character. `0230` - An entity end must not end in a literal if it was referenced prior to the start of the literal. `0231` - An entity that was referenced prior to the start of a group must not end in the group. `0232` - An entity that was referenced prior to the start of a declaration must not end in the declaration. `0233` - The document must not end inside the DTD. `0234` - An entity referenced in a declaration, marked section or a literal must end in that same declaration, marked section or literal. `0235` - An attribute specification found in a start tag or an entity declaration must have been declared for the associated element or notation. `0236` - A name specified as an attribute value for a name token group or NOTATION attribute in a start tag or ENTITY declaration must be one of the attribute's allowed values. `0237` - A name specified in an end tag must be declared as an element in the DTD. `0238` - A name specified in a start tag must be declared as an element in the DTD. `0239` - An element name specified in a USEMAP declaration, ATTLIST declaration or content model is not defined by an ELEMENT declaration. `0240` - A general entity name used in SHORTREF declaration must be a declared general entity. `0241` - An ENTITY attribute value must be a declared general entity unless there is a DEFAULT general entity. `0242` - The default value of an ENTITY attribute must have been defined in the DTD if the default value is used in a start tag. `0243` - The default value of an entity attribute has not been defined. If there is a default general entity, its value will be used as that of the named entity. If there is no default general entity, any attempt to use this default value will result in an error. `0244` - General entity reference must be a declared general entity or there must be DEFAULT entity. `0245` - An undeclared SHORTREF map name must not be used in a USEMAP declaration. `0246` - A notation for which attributes were declared must be defined. `0247` - A notation name used in an ENTITY declaration must be declared. `0248` - A notation name used in an attribute value must be declared. `0249` - The default value of a notation attribute used in a start tag must be the name of a declared notation. `0250` - The default value of a notation attribute is not the name of a declared notation. `0251` - A parameter entity reference must contain a name that has been previously declared as a parameter entity. `0252` - A short reference delimiter string in a SHORTREF declaration must be one of those allowed by the SGML Declaration. `0253` - For every value specified for an IDREF attribute, there must be an element with the value specified for its ID attribute. `0254` - The end of the SGML document or SGML subdocument must not occur in the middle of markup. `0255` - A named character reference's name must be one of those defined in the SGML Declaration. `0256` - In the head of a marked section, a keyword must be one of TEMP, INCLUDE, IGNORE, CDATA or RCDATA. `0257` - Recognized a delimiter or data not allowed in the current context. `0258` - An element must not end before its content model is completely satisfied. `0259` - In a start tag or ENTITY declaration, every required attribute must be given a value. `0260` - In a start-tag or ENTITY declaration, every CURRENT, FIXED or default valued attribute must be specified if both SHORTTAG and OMITTAG are NO. `0261` - In a start tag, a previously unspecified CURRENT attribute must be given a value. `0262` - A base character set in the concrete syntax part of an SGML Declaration is not used in the document character set part of the SGML Declaration. `0263` - There is no element with an IDREF or IDREFS attribute value equal to a specified ID value. `0264` - A name specified as a default value for a name token group or NOTATION attribute in ATTLIST declaration for an element or a notation must be one of the attribute's allowed values. `0265` - An undeclared SHORTREF map name must not be used in a USEMAP declaration. `0266` - One of the allowed values of a notation attribute is not the name of a declared notation. `0267` - An entity or character reference must end with a ";". `0268` - A start tag must end with ">" or "/>". `0269` - An end tag must end with ">". `0270` - An attribute name must be followed by "=" and a quoted attribute value. `0271` - An attribute must be enclosed in double (") or single (') quotes. `0272` - A marked section in content must start with <![CDATA[ exactly. `0273` - An entity that was referenced prior to the start of a CDATA marked section must not end inside the marked section. `0274` - An end tag of an opened element must not be omitted. `0275` - A character which is not allowed by the XML Specification can not be used in the document unless entered using a character reference. `0276` - An attribute must not be specified in a start tag more than once. `0277` - The name specified in an end tag must be that of the innermost opened element. `0278` - The end of the XML document must not occur in the middle of markup. `0279` - A reference's name must be one of those defined in the XML Specification, or of the form allowed for numeric character values. `0280` - In the head of a marked section, a keyword must be CDATA. `0281` - A second DTD must not be specified in the input document. `0282` - Only a limited set of characters is allowed in a PUBLIC identifier. `0283` - General entity reference must be a declared general entity or one of the pre-defined character escapes. `0284` - Encountered a type of declaration either not allowed in XML, or not allowed in the current context. `0285` - The name of the thing being declared in the current XML declaration is missing. `0286` - A reference is not allowed to an external NDATA entity. `0287` - A reference is not allowed to an external entity. `0288` - A keyword in XML must be in upper case. `0289` - A reference is not allowed to an internal entity. `0290` - A closing NET delimiter for an element does not occur immediately after the start tag, even though required to do so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option NETENABLE IMMEDNET). `0291` - A start-tag is empty (i.e. "<>"), even though not allowed to be so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option STARTTAG, EMPTY NO). `0292` - A start-tag is unclosed (i.e. ">" is missing), even though not allowed to be so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option STARTTAG, UNCLOSED NO). `0293` - A start-tag is ends with a NET delimiter (i.e. "/"), even though not allowed to be so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option STARTTAG, NETENABLE NO). `0294` - An end-tag is empty (i.e. "</>"), even though not allowed to be so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option ENDTAG, EMPTY NO). `0295` - An end-tag is unclosed (i.e. ">" is missing), even though not allowed to be so by the SGML Declaration (by the SHORTTAG option ENDTAG, UNCLOSED NO). `0296` - An empty start tag for an element that requires content is not allowed. `0297` - An error has been encountered by the markup parser. `0298` - A warning has been encountered by the markup parser. `0299` - The prolog of a valid XML document must contain a (valid) DTD. `0300` - The sequence "--" is not allowed in a comment in XML. `0301` - A processing instruction cannot be empty in XML. `0302` - In XML, the replacement text of any entity referred to directly or indirectly in an attribute value must not contain a "<". `1001` - OmniMark has detected a fatal error using an operating system call. `2000` - Illegal source operation. `2001` - The current action is not allowed in the current rule. `2003` - The current action may not be reachable because of preceding RETURN actions. `2004` - Optional function arguments are ambiguous. `2005` - Invalid function definition. `2006` - A disallowed operation on a default counter was encountered. `2007` - Duplicate macro name encountered. `2008` - Invalid argument for a shelf-modifying action. `2009` - Encountered a keyword or format item that is not allowed in the current context. `2011` - Declaration condition conflict. `2012` - Declaration not allowed. `2013` - A declaration was encountered in an invalid position. `2014` - Duplicate catch declaration for catch 'X'. `2015` - Multiple catch block for catch 'X' in one local scope. `2017` - Attempting to access external information about an undeclared function. `2018` - Duplicate binary declaration encountered. `2020` - Function already defined. `2021` - Encountered a duplicate function parameter. `2022` - Duplicate stream modifier encountered. `2023` - End of file in macro parameter encountered. `2024` - Unexpected value in macro parameter matching encountered. `2025` - Incorrect number of actual parameters in function call. `2026` - Keyword is in use. `2030` - Encountered a function that was never defined. `2031` - The current value-returning function never returns. `2034` - ELEMENT rule condition conflict. `2035` - A pattern that will cause an infinite loop was detected. `2036` - A disallowed operation on a default stream was encountered. `2037` - Encountered a duplicate catch parameter. `2038` - Rule header condition conflict. `2040` - RETHROW action out of place. `2041` - Attempting to access external information about an internal function. `2044` - Invalid operation on a variable-size shelf encountered. `2047` - An invalid BREAK-WIDTH value was encountered. `2048` - An invalid byte ordering was encountered. `2050` - A related modifier was already given for the current stream. `2051` - The current action is not allowed on a constant parameter. `2052` - Keyword is unavailable. `2053` - A disallowed operation on a non-modifiable stream argument was encountered. `2054` - The proposed ESCAPE character is invalid because it is not a valid string character. `2055` - EXIT action out of place. `2056` - Invalid operation on a fixed-size shelf encountered. `2057` - Invalid use of groups encountered. `2058` - Incorrect context for indexing into a shelf. `2061` - Invalid list of groups encountered. `2065` - Opaque type already declared. `2068` - A format item that is currently not allowed was encountered. `2069` - Invalid qualifier sequence encountered. `2070` - Invalid pattern. `2071` - Invalid radix encountered. `2072` - Attempting to evaluate a referent immediately. `2073` - An invalid replacement character was encountered. `2074` - External functions are not supported on this platform. `2075` - An incomplete rule was encountered. `2076` - Duplicate SAVE action encountered. `2077` - Invalid shelf declaration encountered. `2078` - Encountered an invalid shelf index. `2079` - Invalid COPY action encountered. `2080` - An invalid shelf size was encountered. `2081` - An invalid ITEM selector value was encountered. `2082` - The value to skip past by must be positive. `2083` - Function call not allowed. `2084` - Invalid use of #OUTPUT in current stream group encountered. `2085` - An invalid stream modifier was encountered. `2087` - A limit has been exceeded in the OmniMark compiler. `2088` - A macro parameter that was already defined in the current macro was encountered again. `2089` - An incomplete REPEAT action was encountered. `2090` - A disallowed operation on a non-modifiable shelf was encountered. `2091` - A disallowed operation on a pre-defined shelf was encountered. `2092` - Duplicate declaration encountered. `2093` - An operation that is not yet supported was encountered. `2094` - An undefined macro parameter was encountered in a '%@(...)' format. `2095` - Duplicate pattern variable encountered. `2096` - A variable initially defined in a rule or match action's main pattern cannot be used in its main condition. `2097` - An undefined pattern variable was encountered. `2098` - Too many files have been included without being closed. `2100` - Rule not allowed. `2102` - Encountered an attempt to save a local shelf or function parameter. `2104` - EXTERNAL-ENTITY rule condition conflict. `2105` - Token is too large. `2106` - Several consecutive conditions were found. `2109` - A group has been used but not defined. `2116` - The current action is not allowed in the current translation-type. `2118` - Invalid use of the string continuation character ('_'). `2122` - Invalid catch definition. `2124` - Encountered end of file while matching a built-in macro. `2126` - An invalid combination of tests was encountered in a stream type test. `2128` - Return action out of place. `2133` - Operator precedence too low for current context. `2134` - Operator type mismatch. `2135` - Current token is unexpected. `2137` - Error attempting value conversion. `2140` - Module declaration not permitted. `2141` - A qualified declaration can only occur inside a module. `2142` - Use declaration error. `2143` - Conflicting USE declarations. `2144` - Supply declaration error. `2145` - Type mismatch between require and supply. `2146` - Mismatch between require and supply. `2147` - Missing supply in an import statement. `2148` - Supply is not required. `2149` - Function definition mismatch. `2150` - A constant shelf cannot be declared as variable. `2152` - A constant shelf must be initialized when declared. `2153` - Require not allowed. `2154` - Required function declared as EXTERNAL. `2155` - The number of declared items is less than the declared shelf size. `2156` - A rule disallowed in modules has been encountered. `2157` - A recursive module import has been attempted. `2158` - Illegal base element name. `2159` - Illegal modifier in markup query. `2160` - A function has been declared as both overloaded and non-overloaded. `2163` - Encountered a record with an incomplete type declaration. `2164` - Encountered a record with an invalid type declaration. `2165` - Attempting to access a field of a non-record value. `2166` - An 'AS ...' clause is required when REPEATing OVER a shelf literal or a record field. `2168` - An 'AS ...' clause is required when USING a shelf literal or a record field. `2169` - Invalid dynamic cast. `2170` - An insertion point is out of place. `2171` - The 'FILE' keyword is required in this context, when the attachment is a file. `2172` - Invalid opaque type declaration. `2173` - The 'IMPLEMENTS' clause of an implementation module must refer to an interface module. `2174` - An interface module cannot contain any private declarations or rules. `2175` - The implementation module doesn't conform to its interface. `2176` - A predeclared shelf was never defined. `2177` - Invalid import. `2178` - A shelf literal can only appear inside of a scope. `2182` - Invalid USING prefix encountered. `2184` - Name is in use. `2185` - A module cannot export an ELSEWHERE definition for a function without also exporting an AS definition for that function. `2186` - An ELSEWHERE definition for a function in one module cannot be satisfied by an AS definition in a different module. `2191` - A CASE clause of the current DO SELECT-TYPE block refers to a type that is not a sub-type of the head type. `2192` - A clause of the current DO SELECT-TYPE block refers to a type that has already been encountered. `2193` - A CASE clause of the current DO SELECT-TYPE block refers to a super-type of the head type. `2195` - Invalid type instance for VOID. `2196` - A require declaration can only occur inside a non-shared module. `2197` - Trying to create an instance of an abstract type. `2198` - Invalid CONSTANT dereference encountered. `2199` - An incomplete markup parsing block was encountered. `2500` - An ambiguous construct was detected. `2501` - A conversion-function may recurse infinitely. `2502` - Dead code was detected. `2503` - An obsolete keyword was detected. `2504` - The 'NAMECASE' declaration is deprecated. The namecase is now determined by the namecase of the document being parsed. `2505` - Obsolete syntax was detected. `2506` - Duplicate test detected. `2507` - Duplicate type in type set. `2508` - Duplicate USING prefix encountered. `2509` - The program contains a predefinition of a function, but not its actual definition. `2511` - No PROCESS-START, PROCESS, or PROCESS-END rules were specified, so no action will be taken. `2512` - A shelf is possibly not being used as intended. `2513` - The current macro may not have an ending. `2514` - Redundant declarations were detected. `2515` - A performance issue was found. `2516` - Possible empty pattern encountered. `2517` - Risky code was detected. `2518` - A pattern that cannot match any text was encountered. `2519` - A group has been defined but never used. `2520` - Part of a sub-pattern will never be matched. `2521` - Implicit format item modifier added. `2522` - Program may suspend indefinitely. `2523` - Duplicate share name encountered. `2524` - Shelf query result is invariant. `2525` - Stream test result is invariant. `2526` - Redundant stream modifier encountered. `2527` - A rule that has no effect in a module has been encountered. `2528` - Unreachable actions. `2529` - Action has no effect. `2530` - The CURRENT ELEMENTS pseudo-shelf is guaranteed to be empty in this context. `2531` - GROUP declarations do not affect MARKUP-ERROR rules. Consider moving the rule into GROUP #IMPLIED. `2532` - Redundant format item encountered. `2533` - An INCLUDE file does not end in the same GROUP it began. `2534` - Ignorable format item encountered. `2535` - The 'ESCAPE' declaration is deprecated. `2536` - 'OPTIONAL' is deprecated as an argument herald in a CATCH declaration; consider changing it. `2537` - A STRING-returning function should not output to the inherited #CURRENT-OUTPUT. `3000` - Insufficient memory. `3001` - Unable to close file. `3002` - The current set of modifiers is invalid. `3004` - End of file in the current string encountered. `3006` - An invalid character was found. `3007` - The OmniMark program has exceeded an internal limit. `3008` - An invalid character representation sequence was encountered. `3009` - An invalid modifier value was encountered. `3010` - An invalid number was encountered. `3013` - Name is too large. `3014` - The current string does not end on the current line. `3017` - Number is too large. `3018` - An invalid format item was found in a name. `3019` - Unable to open file for input. `3020` - Error detected while reading a file. `3021` - A string continuation character ('_') is not followed by another string. `3022` - String is too large. `3023` - Syntax Error. `3024` - Unable to open file for output. `3025` - Error detected while writing to a file. `3026` - Invalid character found in a based number. `3027` - An invalid character set was encountered in the current pattern. `3029` - Invalid string encountered in LETTERS declaration. `3031` - An invalid modifier and format item combination was encountered. `3032` - Invalid numeric conversion of a string attempted. `3036` - Uninitialized variable was referenced. `3037` - Feature not supported for this version. `3900` - A modifier is specified more than once in the current format item. `4000` - Missing or invalid format item. `4001` - SYMBOL declaration missing. `4004` - Unequal shelf sizes in REPEAT OVER action detected. `4005` - Invalid occurrence count encountered. `4006` - Attempting to divide by zero. `4007` - Attempting to evaluate the remainder by dividing by zero. `5001` - Cannot create a temporary file, check directory and write permissions. `5002` - Write to referent resolution temporary file failed. `5003` - The referent resolution file is corrupted. `5004` - Attempting to load a corrupted saved application. `5006` - External function returned failure. `5007` - A user-defined external subfunction returned failure: `5008` - External function returned with one or more uncaught throws. `6001` - Attempting to use out-of-range attribute item selector. `6002` - Attribute type mismatch. `6003` - Attempting to use a number base value that is either less than 2 or greater than 36. `6004` - Specified string too large for binary conversion. `6005` - Specified stream is not attached to a buffer or referent. `6006` - The current pattern contains an invalid occurrence count. `6007` - Attempting to clear a shelf being used in a repeat over. `6008` - Attempting to close/discard an active stream. `6009` - A non-existent qualifier sequence was specified. `6010` - A shelf cannot be COPY-CLEARed to itself. `6011` - Attempting to copy a smaller sized shelf to a larger sized shelf which is being used in a repeat over action. `6013` - Attempting to enlarge a shelf past its maximum size. `6014` - Detected a referent loop: referent is directly or indirectly written to itself. `6015` - Attempting to use unknown date format operator. `6016` - Date format string ends prematurely. `6017` - A disallowed operation on a default shelf was attempted. `6018` - A disallowed operation on a default stream was attempted. `6020` - Attempting to interfere with another domain's stream. `6021` - Attempting to define shelf item with a key already associated with the shelf. `6022` - Attempting to process content twice in one rule. `6023` - The OmniMark program has exceeded an internal limit. `6024` - No PUBLIC identifier declared for external data-entity's notation. `6025` - No SYSTEM identifier declared for external data-entity's notation. `6026` - External data entity notation's PUBLIC identifier not given in LIBRARY declaration. `6028` - An external text entity can't be resolved. `6029` - Trying to access the notation of an external entity which does not have one. `6030` - No PUBLIC identifier declared for external entity. `6031` - No SYSTEM identifier declared for external entity. `6032` - External entity's PUBLIC identifier not given in LIBRARY declaration. `6033` - Attempting to copy a wrong sized shelf to a fixed sized shelf. `6034` - Attempting to initialize a shelf of fixed size greater than 1. `6035` - Attempting to modify a fixed size shelf. `6037` - Attempting to access #IMPLIED attribute value. `6038` - A REFERENT written to this STREAM cannot be defined in an outer NESTED-REFERENTS scope. `6039` - Attempting to insert into a shelf being used in a repeat over, an item which is less than or equal to the size of the shelf at the start of the repeat over. `6040` - An invalid BREAK-WIDTH value was encountered. `6042` - Cannot directly reference #MAIN-INPUT in this context. `6045` - Specified binary ordering selector is negative. `6046` - No item phrase supplied for list-valued attribute. `6047` - No matching ELEMENT rules selectable. `6048` - Attempting to use current element but none exists. `6049` - Attempting to use current entity but none exists. `6051` - Unknown external text entity. `6052` - Attempting to access a shelf item with an unknown key. `6053` - Reached the end of the current function without returning a value. `6054` - Attempting to evaluate a non-numeric string as a number. `6055` - Attribute value is not an external entity. `6056` - Invalid attempt to initialize a shelf from the command line (either its initial size > 1 or it is predefined). `6057` - Specified number is too big to be converted. `6058` - Attempting to access an optional function argument that wasn't specified. `6059` - Attempting to access the contents of an open stream. `6060` - Attempting to write a referent to a stream which does not allow referents. `6061` - Attempting to use an unspecified pattern variable. `6062` - Content of current element was not processed. `6063` - Trying to process content where not permitted. `6064` - Cannot directly reference #PROCESS-INPUT in this context. `6065` - Attempting to copy/save a referents-allowed buffer stream opened in an outer nested-referents scope. `6066` - Cannot reopen an active stream. `6067` - Attempting to reopen an unattached stream. `6068` - Trying to REOPEN stream WITH REFERENTS-ALLOWED, but stream does not currently have REFERENTS-ALLOWED. `6069` - Attempting to OPEN/REOPEN a stream with a referent which is already in use. `6070` - Attempting to use out-of-range referent item selector. `6071` - Attempting to use a referent with zero length name. `6072` - Attempting to remove from a shelf being used in a repeat over, an item which is less than or equal to the size of the shelf at the start of the repeat over. `6073` - Numeric operand of REPEATED must be greater than or equal to 0. `6075` - Attempting to restore a saved shelf which is saved in rules that are not properly nested with respect to each other. `6076` - Attempting to copy a shelf too large for the target shelf. `6077` - Attempting to use out-of-range shelf item selector. `6078` - Attempting to skip past a negative number of characters. `6079` - Attempting to fetch name of either an unattached stream, a stream attached to a buffer or a stream attached to standard out. `6080` - Attempting to copy a stream which is not attached to a buffer. `6081` - Attempting to save a stream which is not attached to a buffer. `6082` - Attempting to copy a stream which is open. `6083` - Attempting to save a stream which is open. `6084` - Specified string cannot be converted into a number. `6086` - Attempting to use a referent that does not exist. `6087` - Attempting to use an existing referent with no defined value in the current nested-referents scope. `6088` - Silent referent is written to a stream having no referent defaults. `6090` - Attribute is not declared for the element or entity. `6091` - Invocation of program tries to use a stream which was not defined as a global in the program. `6092` - Invocation of program tries to initialize a counter which was not defined as a global in the program. `6093` - Invocation of program tries to activate a switch which was not defined as a global in the program. `6095` - Attempting to use a referent value which is not fully resolved. `6097` - Cannot output to stream 'X'. `6098` - Improper nesting of referent scopes. `6100` - Attempting to convert a zero length string into a numeric value. `6105` - Attempting an SGML-PARSE action using CURRENT DTD in a context where no DTD is active. `6106` - Attempting an SGML-PARSE action using SUBDOCUMENT in a context where there is no previous SGML-PARSE. `6107` - Attempting an SGML-PARSE action specifying an element that is not declared in the current SGML DTD. `6109` - Attempting to use submit in a MARKUP-ERROR rule. `6110` - Attempting an XML-PARSE action using CURRENT DTD in a context where no DTD is active. `6111` - Attempting an XML-PARSE action specifying an element that is not declared in the current XML DTD. `6113` - Attempting to carry out an action that is not allowed in the current context. `6114` - Attempting an output operation while #CURRENT-OUTPUT is unattached. `6115` - Attempting to add the unattached #CURRENT-OUTPUT to the current active stream set. `6116` - Attempting to flush an unattached stream. `6119` - Attempted a non-catchable throw. `6120` - Attempting to write to a stream that is no longer in scope. `6123` - OUTPUT-TO cannot be used to change the destination of a MARKUP SOURCE or STRING SOURCE function. `6124` - No catch #external-exception was available for this exception. `6125` - Attempted to read/scan unattached #current-input. `6126` - Attempted to read a closed input source. `6128` - Attempted to return multiple times from a non-void returning function. `6129` - Attempting to redefine a dtd shelf item that is currently in use. `6131` - The current 'drop' expression failed to match its pattern. `6132` - The current TAKE expression failed to match its pattern. `6133` - user-defined assertion failed `6135` - No selectable rules. `6136` - Attempting a markup parse in a context that can write to a Markup Parser or handle Markup Errors. `6137` - Dynamic cast failed. `6138` - The stream attachment cannot be reopened. `6139` - Illegal base element name. `6140` - Trying to leave #CURRENT-INPUT of a STRING SINK FUNCTION unconsumed. `6141` - A REFERENT written to a STRING SINK coroutine must come from an inner NESTED-REFERENTS scope. `6142` - An uninitialized MARKUP EVENT instance has been passed to the markup processor. `6143` - The MARKUP SOURCE being processed is not well-formed. `6144` - An external text entity is being resolved more than once. `6145` - Trying to access an instance of an abstract type. `6146` - A disallowed stream operation was attempted. `6147` - Attribute is not specified for the element. `7000` - Input source modifier conflict. `7001` - Attempting to convert an out-of-range value to Roman numerals. `7002` - Attempting to select multiple declarations or rules. `7003` - Encountered a format item to stop hiding text, but text was not being hidden. `7004` - Unknown external data entity. `7005` - Invalid argument to the TEST-SYSTEM action encountered. `7006` - Exceeded maximum line BREAK-WIDTH. `7008` - Built-in stream modifier conflict. `7900` - Same stream given more than once in PUT/OUTPUT-TO action. `7901` - A MARKUP-ERROR rule is trying to write to the #MARKUP-PARSER stream. `N/A` - An argument exceeded maximum size of 2048. `N/A` - Conflicting input and output file specification. `N/A` - Control argument requires a single argument. `N/A` - Control argument requires two arguments. `N/A` - Duplicate file error. `N/A` - Duplicate stream conflict. `N/A` - Error encountered while opening library file. `N/A` - Error while reading arguments file. `N/A` - Error while trying to authorize the program (Code = X). `N/A` - Invalid character in arguments file. `N/A` - Invalid text in library file. Only LIBRARY and INCLUDE declarations are allowed. `N/A` - An input file must be specified when '-term' is specified and '-save' is not. `N/A` - Missing -s or -load control argument. `N/A` - Multiple source control arguments specified, using either '-s' or '-source'. `N/A` - Multiple '-term' control arguments specified. `N/A` - Non-numeric value supplied to -limit control argument. `N/A` - Specified '-linger' time in seconds must be > 1. `N/A` - The INCLUDE declaration is missing a string argument. `N/A` - The INCLUDE declaration must be a string argument. `N/A` - The LIBRARY declaration arguments must be strings. `N/A` - The LIBRARY declaration is missing one or both of its required string arguments. `N/A` - This program's license key is incorrect. `N/A` - Arguments file ended inside a string. `N/A` - Unable to open control arguments file. `N/A` - Unable to open file for input. `N/A` - Unable to open file for output. `N/A` - Unable to open library file. `N/A` - Unable to open log file. `N/A` - Unexpected error while trying to authorize the program. `N/A` - Unrecognized control argument. `N/A` - Warning: attempting to use the same file for input and as the saved application input. `N/A` - Attempting to define log file multiple times. `N/A` - Attempting to define '-of' or '-aof' file multiple times. `N/A` - Conflicting control arguments: -load, -s. `N/A` - Conflicting control arguments: -load, -save. `N/A` - Conflicting control arguments: -library, -save. `N/A` - Conflicting control arguments: -term, -s.

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