[01:05] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'AddReg' (number expected, got nil)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'AddReg' (number expected, got nil)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'AddReg' (number expected, got nil)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'AddReg' (number expected, got nil)
[01:09] Syntax ?:0: attempt to index global 'tAnagramsSettings' (a nil value)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:09] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax ?:0: attempt to index global 'tAnagramsSettings' (a nil value)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:10] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:11] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:12] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:12] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:12] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
[01:12] Syntax bad argument #3 to 'gsub' (string/function/table expected)
I use Ptokax 4.1.1 , DiXBoT v2.1 Build 2926 and RSXDC++
You'll have to present more info than that.
Looks even like you took the trouble of removing the function and line number in which the error(s) created.
I can be mistaken but for me this would be impossible to troubleshoot :-\