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Custom Field Seperator for inputselect(3:=1024)
Posted: 23 Nov 2025 23:35
by WirlyWirly
While working on a script, I ran into an issue when trying to create a menu with
inputselect(3:=1024) and also using a regex pipe in the data field.
Something like this will break the menu, since I don't have the option to change the
| separator used by
inputselect(3:=1024)...
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::$command = inputselect('FastFinds', 'Music files|goto "?>(flac|opus|mp3)$"|:qson', ':::', 1 + 1024); load("$command", 2:='s')
Regex pipes are quite handy, so any chance we can get the ability to change the default separator away from
|?
Re: Custom Field Seperator for inputselect(3:=1024)
Posted: 25 Nov 2025 16:52
by admin
Next beta you can do:
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::$command = inputselect('FastFinds', 'Music files#goto "?>(flac|opus|mp3)$"#:qson', ':::', 1 + 1024, 11:=#);
Re: Custom Field Seperator for inputselect(3:=1024)
Posted: 25 Nov 2025 19:19
by WirlyWirly
Updated and it's working great, thanks a bunch
While we're on the subject of
inputselect(), I found what I believe to be a bug; Setting
inputselect(3:=32) and then hitting the
{Enter} key over the
Cancel button will return the first selected item instead of terminating the script.
{Left-clicking}the
Cancel button instead of pressing
{Enter} will terminate the script as expected.
You can see it here; run the script,
{Tab} over to the
Cancel button then hit
{Enter}...
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::$name= inputselect('Names', 'Wirly|Don|highend', 3:=32); msg "Hey $name!";
Re: Custom Field Seperator for inputselect(3:=1024)
Posted: 26 Nov 2025 14:41
by admin
Confirmed for 64-bit. That's a tB bug. They are working on it.