Synopsis A value that cannot be enumerated is used in an enumerator.
Description A Rascal:Enumerator like
Remedy: modify the expression in the enumerator to return a value that supports enumeration.
int n <- V is used in Rascal:Comprehensions to enumerate the values in V.
This error is produced when V is a value that does not support enumeration.
This is typically the case for atomic values like numbers, Booleans and Strings,
Remedy: modify the expression in the enumerator to return a value that supports enumeration.
Examples
rascal>int x <- 17 |stdin:///|(9,2,<1,9>,<1,11>): int is not enumerable rascal>b <- true |stdin:///|(5,4,<1,5>,<1,9>): bool is not enumerable