There are two ways in life: the easy and the correct.
the easy: use a space between ( and ( ( (file.sise) / (1024*1024) )
the correct: revision 1118, that don't delete ((unkown)).
** Changed in: aikiframework
Status: New => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/944907
Title:
The parser can misread double parens in JavaScript as Aiki variables
Status in Aiki Framework:
Fix Released
Bug description:
I've noticed affecting Aiki at least up to aiki 0.8.24.1099 or
thereabout.
I was using a JavaScript in a widget with the following line:
currentStorage -= ((file.size)/(1024*1024));
Which came out in Aki as:
currentStorage -= ;
meaning that the parser was thinking that everything between the (( ))
was an Aiki variable, and since it didn't match any variables in
memory, removed it.
This broke the JavaScript.
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