inh is the name of an opcode (6 channel sound input), and you cannot
use it as the name of a variable.

On Saturday 18 February 2006 15:18, Jeremy Henty wrote:

> An instrument like this:
> 
>   instr 1
>   inh = p4
>   endin
> 
> fails as follows:
> 
>   10 lines read
> 	  instr   1
>   error:  illegal character =, line 8:
>   inh = p4
>       ^
>   error:  expression syntax, line 8:
>   inh = p4
>    insufficient terms: =p4
>   error:  too many input args, line 8:
>   inh = p4
>   error:  illegal no of output args, line 8:
>   inh = p4
>   4 syntax errors in orchestra.  compilation invalid
> 
> As far as I can tell this bug is specific to the word "inh".  If I
> change the 'n' or the 'h' character, or add characters, then it works.