Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 19 Apr 2016 12:45
Yes, works like this.
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Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 19 Apr 2016 12:45
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 19 Apr 2016 14:44
A beta just in the right moment 
Tested for my usecase (i.e. length=1)
now the result is correct 
Thanks a lot!
Tested for my usecase (i.e. length=1)
now the result is correct Thanks a lot!
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 01 May 2016 07:51
The code below produces "20160430 20160429 20160428" instead of "20160430 20160430 20160430".
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msg "<date -1d yyyymmdd> <date -1d yyyymmdd> <date -1d yyyymmdd>";Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 01 May 2016 09:33
Wow, thanks! Fix comes.
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 07 May 2016 13:44
I am leaning towards this one being a bug, since it is inconsistent with how things appear in other places...
Running this SCwhere <location> contains the following child folder structurethe dump that shows the subfolders' names lists them like soYet, once it goes on to dump contents of those subfolders, the listing is displayed in numerical order like soAlso, the list view shows them in numerical order, so I believe folderreport() should be fixed to show directory order in the expected manner.
Running this SC
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folderreport("dump", "file", "<location>", "r", "<destination>.txt");Code: Select all
blah 1
blah 2
blah 3
blah 4
...
blah 9
blah 10
blah 11
blah 12
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blah 1
blah 10
blah 11
blah 12
blah 2
blah 3
...Code: Select all
blah 1
<contents>
blah 2
<contents>
blah 3
<contents>
blah 4
...Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 07 May 2016 18:32
dump: [Default] Classic directory dump.
This is expected to sort like this. Try DOS box dir command...
This is expected to sort like this. Try DOS box dir command...
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 08 May 2016 12:50
I get what you are saying, but this causes inconsistent results. The list does not show it that way and the order of sub-dir listings does not match the order of directories the dump produces. And you say "expected", but I did not expect it to be like this, hence the post...admin wrote:dump: [Default] Classic directory dump.
This is expected to sort like this. Try DOS box dir command...
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 08 May 2016 13:42
OK, convinced. Change is coming...
Change is coming...Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 15 May 2016 16:46
I think they should give back the same:
but the latter one gives back nothing, that's why this is also empty:
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msg property("#date.modified","D:\Downloads");
msg property("#date.modified","D:\Downloads\");Code: Select all
msg property("#date.m", gettoken(get("tree"),1,"|"));Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 15 May 2016 16:58
D'accord!Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 23 May 2016 10:11
This structure doesn't work:
I have to substitute the concatenation part with a new variable to make it work:
EDIT: Ok, I can see now, that the "." string concatenator has lower precedence, so I have to use brackets. However, it is weird. I have never had to use brackets in this situation. (for example vba: if "this" = "th" & "is" then debug.print "ok")
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if (tab("get","path") != "paper:" . $mbve_name) {Code: Select all
if (tab("get","path") != $paperpath) {Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 23 May 2016 14:16
Whoa. That's pretty unintuitive indeed. (*Suddenly recall all my broken ternaries* 
)
In fact, looking at the precedence list, I think dot should be here:
)In fact, looking at the precedence list, I think dot should be here:
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┌─>
│ < <= > >= == != Comparison
│ [Un]Like[I] Comparison
│ && Boolean: AND
│ || Boolean: OR
│ And Boolean: AND
│ Xor Boolean: XOR
│ Or Boolean: OR
│ ? : Ternary
└─ . String concatenator
= Set
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 25 May 2016 12:20
Holy moly! 
Fix coming...
Fix coming...
Re: Scripting Bugs
Posted: 25 May 2016 15:05
Thanks for the fix. Also, wouldn't it be better if both aliases for AND and OR had the same precedence?
(Regardless of PHP treating them differently)
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&& AND Boolean: AND
|| OR Boolean: OR
Xor Boolean: XOR