On Friday, 23 December 2022 at 17:53:24 UTC, H. S. Teoh wrote:
You probably should give DustMite a shot; from the snippets
you've posted so far we haven't found any clues of what might
have gone wrong. To narrow down the issue we really need to
start from the original code and reduce it to a minimal case.
https://github.com/CyberShadow/DustMite
T
No need, I have ample logging already written into the program.
False alarm everyone, there was a logical error in my code. And
not only this, but the error appeared in **none** of the code I
posted, sorry! I was working from a wrong assumption.
I counted calls to my `rand01` function and realized that the
number of calls was equal to the number of times `rand` appeared
in the file being interpreted, rather than the number of times it
should have been evaluated. Then it became clear that the parser
was replacing calls to `rand` with a number, which was displayed
repeatedly when a loop was evaluated. I removed `rand` from the
dictionary of substitutions the parser needs to make.
