If you enter only a period (.) in a script with nothing before or after it, an exception occurs.
See attached screenshot.
Script bug V2.3.11147
- mbowdich
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Script bug V2.3.11147
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- bseidl
Re: Script bug V2.3.11147
Thank you, mbowdich.
We will track this. I'm having trouble regenerating this issue. Can you send me some example code and let me know what you do to get the unhandled exception (i.e. compile, create, etc)? Thanks!
bseidl
We will track this. I'm having trouble regenerating this issue. Can you send me some example code and let me know what you do to get the unhandled exception (i.e. compile, create, etc)? Thanks!
bseidl
- mbowdich
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Re: Script bug V2.3.11147
I do not have to do anything. As soon as I press the "." key on its own line, the exception is thrown. OS is XP SP3.
EDIT: To get it to happen the first time, you will need to type another charachter after the ".". After that it will happen when only the "." is pressed (assuming you continue). It also must be on its own line. If done after a "}" for example, it does not throw the exception.
EDIT: To get it to happen the first time, you will need to type another charachter after the ".". After that it will happen when only the "." is pressed (assuming you continue). It also must be on its own line. If done after a "}" for example, it does not throw the exception.
- mbowdich
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Re: Script bug V2.3.11147
Narrowing it down even more, it has to be the last line of the script.