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shalimar
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 Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:27 pm
#EXECWIN
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#EXECWIN OOC {#SAY {hi};#SAYADD { there}}
For some reason it doesnt show on one line.
Repeated use shows that the #SAY will append while #SAYADD will not |
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Anaristos
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 1:45 am
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I am sorry. I tried this on a blank session and it worked for me. The only noticeable thing was that "hi" was in the default color and "there" was in low white.
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#EXECWIN %curwin {#SAY {hi};#SAYADD { there}}
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shalimar
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 10:14 am
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%curwin in a blank session is the main window... even in my session %curwin works
Try sending it to a child window instead and you will see the failure. |
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Daern
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 10:57 am
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I also have that problem, and I still think it's a bug, as I mentioned in this thread. From that thread:
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It's not #sayadd that is the problem. The problem is you are using the #window command to send the initial text and #sayadd is designed to follow a #say command. For example, this works fine:
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#win ooc
:ooc:#say test
:ooc:#sayadd hi |
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I assumed he was right, and never bothered to test his code, until now. When paste that code onto my command line and press enter, a new window pops up, and this is displayed in it:
Then I press enter again, and I get this:
I should have gotten these results:
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First:
testhi
Second:
testhi
testhi |
So, I'm going back to what I originally said in that other thread.
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| #sayadd is displaying a carriage return followed by the input. It should display the input followed by a carriage return. |
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Anaristos
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Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 1:42 am
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I am aware of what %curwin is. I used the predefined variable so that I would not have to create a new window. Also, I still maintain that your code, as shown, works for me. The only thing that was out of the ordinary, imo, is that the part emitted by #SAY was in the default window color and the part emitted by #SAYADD was in low white. I can't make your code fail as you stated.
EDIT: Examine this view.
Here is the code:
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<alias name="test" id="1">
<value>#EXECWIN %curwin {#SAY {hi};#SAYADD { there}} </value>
</alias>
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shalimar
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Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:09 am
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The error only shows itself when it is diverted to a window other than the main window.
Using the main window defeats the purpose of using #EXECWIN anyway.
You can't get my code to fail because you haven't used my code.
Try using Zugg's code, it shows the error as well. |
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shalimar
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 4:31 pm
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