ID:287045 Evaluated function "<name>" contains <number> arguments, but must contain <number> arguments

CAUSE: In a Text Design File (.tdf), you used a number of arguments for the specified evaluated function, but the number of arguments differs from the number you defined for the same evaluated function in a Define Statement. (The first <number> in the message text indicates the number of arguments you used for the evaluated function, and the second <number> indicates the number of arguments you defined for the evaluated function.) An instance of an evaluated function must have the same number of arguments as the definition of the evaluated function. For example, the evaluated function example has the following definition:

DEFINE example (a,b,c) = 
            

You cannot use the evaluated function with only one argument, so the following example is illegal:

example (x)

You must use the evaluated function with all three arguments, as shown in the following example:

example (x,y,z)