We have a few older problems that involve approximating difference quotient limits.
The problem works fine, but the solutions are now generating a non-fatal warning that never occurred in the past.
In the setup of the question, we introduce h as a variable:
Context()->variables->add(h => "Real");
We define a function $f and a non-zero random $a. The difference quotient is defined using
$diff = ($f->substitute(x=>"$a + x") - $f->eval(x=>$a))/x;
In the solution, we want to display the partially simplified difference quotient, and then the simplified version. We have a line like the following in a PGML solution:
The difference quotient [`\frac{f(a+h) - f(a)}{h}`] becomes [`[$diff->substitute(x=>h)->reduce()]`] which simplifies to [`[$simpl]+h`].
In the past this worked fine, but now we are getting the following warnings. It seems I can ignore them for now, but is there a way to fix this?
Non fatal warnings. These are only displayed for users with permission to view problem debugging info.
Unquoted string "h" may clash with future reserved word at line 1 of (eval 8170)
from within PGML::Eval called at line 937 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::replaceVariable called at line 898 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::stackText called at line 910 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::stackString called at line 783 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::terminateGetString called at line 261 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::Terminate called at line 159 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::Parse called at line 75 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Parse::new called at line 1991 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Format called at line 2009 of [PG]/macros/core/PGML.pl
from within PGML::Format2 called at line 112 of UlethMath/Calculus/01-Limits/1-Introduction/calc01118.pg