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Asked: May 14, 20262026-05-14T19:59:46+00:00 2026-05-14T19:59:46+00:00

I have a script and I’m almost done but I get this error and

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I have a script and I’m almost done but I get this error and frankly I have no idea what is wrong here. I’m rather new to Javascript so I suspect I did something wrong in the syntax somewhere. Here is an extract from the script containing the offending line :

var gc = 0;
var seg;
var segCount = 0;
var groupCount = 0;
var groupLevel = 0;
var segments = new Array();
var sk = "";
for(gc = 0; gc <= groupLevel; gc++)
{
    if(gc >= groupDelimiters.length) break;
    if(seg.name() == groupDelimiters[gc])
    {
        //ok we start another group
        grKeys.startNewGroup(groupLevel, groupCriterionExtractors[groupLevel](segCount), groupCount);
        groupLevel = gc + 1;  //This line is flagged with the error in the title
        groupCount++;
    }
}

ideas, pointers, any help would be appreciated.

edit – I got screwed by the $%*& markup syntax from outer space. Here is the code as it should have appeared.

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    2026-05-14T19:59:46+00:00Added an answer on May 14, 2026 at 7:59 pm

    It’s hard to tell without more info but I would guess from the error message that the following code:

    groupCriterionExtractors[groupLevel]
    

    is yielding the value 1.0 which you are then trying to call with:

    (segCount)
    

    So it’s like saying:

    grKeys.startNewGroup(groupLevel, 1.0(segCount), groupCount);
    

    There are several problems with the above code such as the for loop, post what you’re trying to do and some test data and I can help more

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