Jim Hurley wrote:
There used (Run Rev 1.1) to be significant differences between the
behavior of message box commands and the same commands executed in
other controls--buttons for example. Even in your case-- put 1 into m;
put ((m)+9)-- will give 10 if executed in a button handler.
But, on the
AlexTweedy wrote:
Open a new Runrev session.
Open the message box (single line)
Type into it
put 1 into m; put ((m)+9)
What value should appear ?
I expected 10 - but I actually get 1
If I put a space between the two "("s - i.e.
put 1 into m; put ( (m)+9)
then I do indeed get 10.
Don't see t
Wow, that's a good one. Verified on Rev 2.5, OS 10.3.
I have seen some serious wonkiness before in the message box handling
of expressions. I remember I had to put an expression involving arrays
into a handler in the stack I was working on and invoke that to
evaluate it correctly; I was quite su
Open a new Runrev session.
Open the message box (single line)
Type into it
put 1 into m; put ((m)+9)
What value should appear ?
I expected 10 - but I actually get 1
If I put a space between the two "("s - i.e.
put 1 into m; put ( (m)+9)
then I do indeed get 10.
Don't see the same problem whe
