Key errors
The low-order two digits are the number of the key that failed the parse, offset by 20. The first key has the value 21, resulting in a return code of -21.
The high-order two digits are an internal diagnostic code that
indicates where in the code the parse failed. If the high digits are
0, the key itself was probably not recognized. Other values usually
indicate a problem with the argument for the failing keyword. Likely
causes for failure are:
- Blanks in arguments that are not quoted
- Misspelling of keywords