Error

[jinkinglee]

The following is displayed. How do I find and fix it? Attached CoatMuller.lsp

[CHECKING TEXT CoatMuller.lsp loading ...]
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; Warning: redefinition of built-in symbol: T
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; Warning: too few arguments: (* ERROR *)
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; Check done.
Thank you.
Jin

[john.uhden]

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Anyway, it appears your code tried to (setq T something_else).  T is a protected symbol; you may not change it.

Perhaps your *error* definition doesn't take any input arguments.  It wants one argument, which is a string for the error message.