Scripting: '' could not be accessed

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fishgod
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Scripting: '' could not be accessed

Post by fishgod »

I've wrote this simple script running as GoTo-UDC (where #1404 is an "Open with"-UDC "c:\Programme\WinRAR\Winrar.exe" X and #250 selectes all):

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::goto |*.rar;*.zip::#250::#1404::goto |
This script should simply filter archives and extract them to the current folder.
basicly its works, but there is a mysteries error, after the filter was adapted
'' could not be accessed.

Continue the script?
in the end the script also shows me the follwoing message:
'' could not be accessed.

The script ends here.
Mybe it's why I dont tell the script where to go, because I only use to goto-script-command to filter the current directory list.


what do you think about a ::filter command insteat of using goto for this?

last but not least, the xy-version: v6.80.0060

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Re: Scripting: '' could not be accessed

Post by admin »

Bug confirmed and fixed.

And thanks for the "filter" idea. Done. :)

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