Problems with Functionlog

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Hi, I have a version of Taben's/Betel's funclog here:

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(setq TabenfunctionLog (lambda nil
            (block nil
               (enum (sysGlobals) i
                  (block (symbol)
                     (setq symbol (eval (link i)))
                     (if (isfunction symbol)
                        (block (helpText)
                           (setq helpText (fncHelp symbol))
                           (if helpText
                              (printTo 'log helpText)
                              (printTo 'log "(" i " ...)")
                              )
                           )
                        )
                     )
                  )
				(PrintTo 'console "Success")
               ;(dbgOutput "Success")
               ""
            )
         ))

However, I keep getting this error:

no binding for symbol [gData] ### (eval (link i)) ###

Does anybody else get this error when they try to run it?

[digdug]

sysGlobals now returns a line with [gData] and that is not parsed properly by Taben's function.
I have a fixed one that works, I used it to dump the last functionlog I did.

I'll post it later when I'm back from work.

[digdug]

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(setq functionLog (lambda nil
         
            (block nil
               (enum (sysGlobals) i
                  (block (symbol)
                     (if (not (eq i 'gData))
                     	     (block Nil
                     (setq symbol (eval (link i)))
                     (if (isfunction symbol)
                        (block (helpText)
                           (setq helpText (fncHelp symbol))
                           (if helpText
                              (dbgLog helpText)
                              (dbgLog "(" i " ...)")
                              )
                           )
                        )))
                     )
                  )
            
               (dbgOutput "Success")
               ""
                                 
            )
         ))

there you go, this is the same as Betel's function, I just had it to not parse the line with [gData]

[RPC]

Woo, thanks :3