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You need to qualify your divisor is greater than zero first.
e.g. If (substitute divisor here ) > 0 then .............
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>I've been playing with an oscillator for a while. Nothing terribly
useful so far, but interesting enough to keep on with for a few
more iterations. However, I've just tried to write a system that
uses MRO(Oscillator, 50, 1), and it gives me the dreaded
divide-by-zero. I've confirmed that the error message originates
with the MRO. I can't figure out why, much less how to write an
anti-DBZ clause to correct the problem. Does anyone have
any ideas how to cure this? Where does MRO introduce a
division that could mess up, even when the underlying oscillator
is bullet-proof?
Many thanks.
Owen Davies<
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