1) Sorry, I should have mentioned that I do NOT get that msg!
2) So that I can eaily choose which block of code I want to run. I will create a var for that at the top
A feature for "New Items"
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Re: A feature for "New Items"
For whatever reason... I do not see one here. #172 is a non blocking command, it will return immediately once it was invoked.1) Sorry, I should have mentioned that I do NOT get that msg!
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Re: A feature for "New Items"
What I see is that the rename-input seems to appear, but it immediately closed again. So I'm left without a chance of renaming the file...
Did not get anything more from the stepping - should I pay attention for anything special?
Did not get anything more from the stepping - should I pay attention for anything special?
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This is what I see after clicking one time on "Continue" (-> executing the #172;)
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Same here - but were you able to actually rename the file?
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If I comment your msg line out, sure but you were saying that you don't even get the message which makes no sense when you see the exact script debugging output after inserting the step; command...
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Aaaaarrrgggh (
I had accidentally renamed the type-script and removed the extension, so Generic!.xys was excuted instead - so the behaviour was almost identical (in that #172 was called as well), but ofc the Msg wasn't in your script, so it was not executed. fixed that and I get the Msg as well.
So the only problem is that #172 doesn't wait for me to rename...
I had accidentally renamed the type-script and removed the extension, so Generic!.xys was excuted instead - so the behaviour was almost identical (in that #172 was called as well), but ofc the Msg wasn't in your script, so it was not executed. fixed that and I get the Msg as well.
So the only problem is that #172 doesn't wait for me to rename...
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