#2 Syntax Errors?

[Craig Rothfuss]

Mr. Nishimura:
I'm just beginning to experiment with TAKT - very interesting program! Unfortunately I'm running into a problem right from the start.
The command-line commands in the 'Short Tutorial' are failing for me. Command line results I'm getting are:

Welcome to Takt version 0.310
> a
//good//
> b
//good//
> c
//good//
> d
//good//
> a c
//good//
> [a c]
//good//
> [c d]
//good//
> prog(49)g
//good//
> prog(49)[c g e]
Line 9: Col 12: Parse error (unexpected token `g')
//OOPS - my mistake! Missing space character!//
> prog(49) [c g e]
//good//
> 'takt test2.takt'
Line 11: Col 17: Invalid length of character constant
//fail - test2.takt is in bin folder//
> 'takt -o test1.mid test1.takt'
Line 12: Col 30: Invalid length of character constant
//fail - test2.takt is in bin folder//
>

I don't know how to evaluate the errors I'm seeing. Running on Windows 10 with admin permissions for all files in the TAKT directory and subdirectories.

Any assistance you could provide will be greatly appreiciated - I'm looking forward to working with TAKT once I better understand the syntax.

Thank you,
Craig Rothfuss
crothfuss1950@gmail.com

[Satoshi Nishimura]

Hi,
Thank you for trying to use Takt.
Lines 11-12 should be entered from a shell (ex. Windows command prompt). They describes alternatiave ways for invoking the Takt interpreter and are not valid statements of Takt.