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ds755 Posted - 05/21/2020 : 5:39:49 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 2020 (64-bit) SR1
Operating System: Windows 8.1

Hello,

Could you please tell me what the following error code means?

"Origin C error (349) in X-Function code."

It appears when I attempt a Power Law Fit (non-linear fit X-function) using LabTalk. In some cases it inexplicably fails.
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ds755 Posted - 06/13/2020 : 07:29:09 AM
The error seems to be originating from the fact that a previous power law fit function has not properly ended with "nlend", when a new "nlbegin" command is executed.
cpyang Posted - 05/29/2020 : 6:30:09 PM
That error code is not from Origin's general XF error, so each XF can have its own, so need to look into the XF code and search for

XF_THROW

CP
ds755 Posted - 05/29/2020 : 6:18:52 PM
Any feedback?

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