Please consider the module below. After having defined a function E the following lines work as expected: Eseq = Task(E) for _ in 0:10 a = consume(Eseq) println(a," ",typeof(a)) However wrapping these lines in a function leads to a ‘TypeError’. Why? How can I avoid this error? module A …

When asking questions, please post the actual error instead of trying to summarize it. Your function version is very different from the global one. The error says ERROR: TypeError: typeassert: expected Type, got Int64 Stacktrace: [1] test() at ./REPL[0]:24 And your line 24 is [image] leiteir…

Understanding 'TypeError'

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leiteiro February 20, 2017, 6:42pm 3

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Embarrasing.
I apologize.

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Understanding 'TypeError'

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