FVS Visual Filter persistent under certain conditons

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jupe
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FVS Visual Filter persistent under certain conditons

Post by jupe »

I am not sure if this is a bug, or if it is just necessary for some reason, but I noticed that when an FVS+VF is set, and then that path is called via SC goto/tab with a different VF in 1 step, the VF isn't applied, the FVS VF remains, although if a 2 step process is used it works.

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  goto <xypath>; filter "!exe";
  if !(<get fvs <curpath>>) {
    #472;  // SAVE FVS
    msg "Manually enable VF in next dialog";
    #473; #472;
  }
  goto "<xypath>|xy";
  msg "Notice the explicit filter DOESN'T work", 16;
  goto <xypath>; filter "xyp";
  msg "Notice the explicit filter works";
  goto <xypath>; goto "|xypl";
  msg "Notice the explicit filter works";

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Re: FVS Visual Filter persistent under certain conditons

Post by admin »

Yes. I fixed it now (2 small changes), and I see no bad side effects. But, as you already guessed, it's complex.

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