Create a command
| Date: | 09/07/2013 |
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| Submitted by: |  Jose Cuenca |
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Hi !
After the last modification of the script, now you don't get any error creating the command from the attribute. The best example is: create a button, go to the attribute editor and write in the "Command" attribute: print "Hello World"
Then test the window, the button works fine. Then encode the window, copy the code and execute the code. The button works fine.
Before there was a syntax error trying to encode the window, and you had to add a \ every time you wrote a quote ".
So, the old syntax was: print \"Hello World\"
The new syntax is : print "Hello World" (straight ,without any backslash or special character)
I hope this explanation and the video help to understand how to use the tool.
Regards!!
After the last modification of the script, now you don't get any error creating the command from the attribute. The best example is: create a button, go to the attribute editor and write in the "Command" attribute: print "Hello World"
Then test the window, the button works fine. Then encode the window, copy the code and execute the code. The button works fine.
Before there was a syntax error trying to encode the window, and you had to add a \ every time you wrote a quote ".
So, the old syntax was: print \"Hello World\"
The new syntax is : print "Hello World" (straight ,without any backslash or special character)
I hope this explanation and the video help to understand how to use the tool.
Regards!!