The phrase "a script error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an error that occurs in a computer script or programming code.
Example: "When I tried to run the program, I encountered a script error that prevented it from executing properly."
Alternatives: "a coding error" or "a programming error".
This could have been a scripting error resulting in inserting a family id and some spacing in the middle of a family alignment.
Anyone listening to the discussion might mistake the woman for a member of the film crew, picking up a stylistic script error at a pre-production team meeting.
Third, regardless of where I shopped on the Internet, I was continually assaulted by DoubleClick advertisements; requests for "cookies"; warnings about my Netscape security certificate lapsing (whatever that means); windows upon windows alerting me to a "Java Script Error" (whatever that means); and my favorite: "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down".
Check the box next to "Disable script debugging," uncheck the box next to "Display a notification about every script error" and click on O.K. Q.
For the installation, the bin.redhat folder was renamed bin.linux to bypass the install script error.
After two more installation attempts, and two more uninstalls, the new software took residence but reported "script errors" that blanked every file menu and directory screen.
The editor will now highlight script errors, for example, and allow you to undo scripts.
To calculate the false-positive error rate; a script was written to reiteratively call the Cluster Analysis Real Randomization algorithm to determine motif enrichment for various sample sizes and motifs and is available upon request.
Following pedigree relationship clustering, the corrected pedigree data (genomic pedigree) was checked for Mendelian inheritance errors using a script written by one of the authors in R and SNPs or animals showing consistent errors were removed from further analysis.
Observers submitted their annotations in tabular form to a script that generated a list of error and warning messages.
