The error binding.wrong-kind

user: the script can change it: the error says what happened in the experiment’s names, and what to write instead.

Where MIME gives it, with what its message says happened and what its action says to do ({…} is filled in from the experiment):

• in mime/build/_plan.py:

  • what happened: {…} takes a {…}, not {…}

  • what to do: name a {…} of a structure's geometry: '<structure>.<{…}>', as the handle add_structure returned names it

• in mime/build/_plan.py:

  • what happened: {…} takes a {…}, not {…}

  • what to do: name a {…} as '<structure>.<{…}>', as the handle add_structure returned names it

• in mime/build/_plan.py:

  • what happened: {…}: {…}= binds a field, written apparatus.field, not {…}

  • what to do: bind {…}= one of: {…}

• in mime/build/_plan.py:

  • what happened: {…}: {…}= binds a {…}, not the path {…}

  • what to do: bind {…}= one of: {…}

• in mime/build/_plan.py:

  • what happened: {…}: {…}={…} is a {…}, and {…}= binds a {…}

  • what to do: bind {…}= one of: {…}

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