The following condition in the doCommand method is triggered and I
cannot see the reason.
if c.exists and c.inCommand and not g.unitTesting:
g.trace('inCommand',c)
g.app.commandInterruptFlag = True
g.es('ignoring command: already executing a
command.',color='red')
return # (for Tk) 'break'
I have a perfectly good command (created in a plugin) that works from
the mini-buffer and as a button, but when called by a short-cut
(assigned in the settings file) it triggers this condition. What am I
missing?
When I comment out the condition everything seems to work.
Thanks,
rhh
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