Hi,
I really can't see how it's not a bug to be honest, I mean, if:
put "Hello" into me
OR
set the text of me to "Hello"
doesn't work 100% of the time, then
If you write a handler (subroutine) and if it works or not is
dependent on where it's called from then it's really not a
I think we decided that if it was not a bug, then the docs should
discuss it a bit more fully.
Bugzilla no. 3419
best,
Mark
On 24 Nov 2006, at 07:38, Bill Marriott wrote:
Hm... maybe not yet. Did y'all decide it was a bug or not? If so,
what's the
bug ID#?
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Hm... maybe not yet. Did y'all decide it was a bug or not? If so, what's the
bug ID#?
"J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Mark Smith wrote:
>> Except when it refers to the value or content of the object, eg. 'put me
>> into someVariable" (a known and u
On 16 Nov 2006, at 11:29, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
>>
As far as I know they evaluate the same way in both cases, e.g. when
called from another card or are called from the same card. The
problem is that when called from another card, the "me" that gets
evaluated is the wrong "me".
[...]
Dave said:
>>
As far as I know they evaluate the same way in both cases, e.g. when
called from another card or are called from the same card. The
problem is that when called from another card, the "me" that gets
evaluated is the wrong "me".
[...]
My guess would be is that "me" is pre-calculated, s
On 16 Nov 2006, at 05:34, Bernard Devlin wrote:
>>
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
<<
Hi Jacque,
I think there is an oddity/bug here. For example (unless I've
really misunderstood things), when a message is received by a
handler in a field on a card that is no
Bernard Devlin wrote:
>>
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
<<
Hi Jacque,
I think there is an oddity/bug here. For example (unless I've really
misunderstood things), when a message is received by a handler in a
field on a card that is not the current card, "me" reso
>>
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
<<
Hi Jacque,
I think there is an oddity/bug here. For example (unless I've really
misunderstood things), when a message is received by a handler in a
field on a card that is not the current card, "me" resolves to the
actual t
Well, I think that we've established that me, er, I... no, me behaves
strangely under some circumstances...
Best
Mark
On 16 Nov 2006, at 02:09, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
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use-revolution
Mark Smith wrote:
Except when it refers to the value or content of the object, eg. 'put me
into someVariable" (a known and useful exception) but also apparently
when it doesn't seem to refer usefully to anything - as per this thread...
Actually, the example is still an object reference that eq
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