> James Hale wrote:
> I have been tracing a script and while stepping through notice an error in a
> variable.
> I double clicked on the value in the variable list at the bottom of the SE
> window and brought up the variable window.
> Made the correction and clicked "apply".
> Nothing happened.
@Bernd.
" double-click on the icon in the varialble line:”
What icon? Do you mean the small box-with-arrow icon that appears when a
multi-line variable is present in the lower list?
@James.
I am on a Mac, but have never had a change made in the external variable window
(certainly a stack) th
> Craig Newman wrote
> @Bernd.
> " double-click on the icon in the varialble line:”
>
> What icon? Do you mean the small box-with-arrow icon that appears when a
> multi-line variable is present in the lower list?
Yes, that open rectangle with the right-upward pointing array
Kind regards
Bernd
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I have an LC application that currently runs on Window and macOS, that I
want to try to get running under LC 10 for the web. One characteristic
of the app is that it opens a number of external stacks. On desktop
platforms, these external stacks (outside the .EXE (windows) or .app
package (macOS
Double clicking on the line in the variable list only opens a single watcher
window.
If I do this in my current project I make a change, click "apply" and the
previous value (before I made the change) returns!
I have since made a test stack to see if the problem persists.
It doesn't.
Making a c
