Or you try replacing the square brackets “[…]” with curved ones “(…)”

Another guess, you could try x = dataset.tables.item[“users”].rows.[b]item[/b][0].[b]item[/b][“room”]

This is a guess… x = dataset.tables.item[“users”].rows[0][“number”] y = dataset.tables.item[“users”].rows[0][“core1”] z = dataset.tables.item[“users…

I had a quick look and seems to work fine for me. It creates two objects with a custom attribute with a slider and button. The slider effects their …

I’m not 100% sure, but because the custom attributes are been decleared within a local context, it might not be possible to address them from within t…

I’m not 100% sure this is what you are after, but it might help snapMode.active [left]Lets you get and set a Boolean value defining the Snap toggle…

As I understand it, much of this is compiled into a string and the evaluated via an execute statment (I could be wrong, but my limited run in with the…

Your problem is on this line rci.addHandler each #entered paramStr:”txt” codeStr:”(each+\”S\”=12)” More to the point, it is in the “codeStr” paramet…

Glad I could help Shane

If the #noprompt option is not working for you (sorry if you already tried this), you need to look at DialogMonitorOPS and UIAccessor. This is a litt…

I could be mean and say that you didn’t read the docs…but it is more likely that in your haste, you simply missed, but…The docs have this to say with …

Nup, works fine for me (the light creation part anway) Max 9, Windows XP x64

Thanks for that, that’s what I’ve been missing! Cheers Shane

Well, you need a timer, that’s obvious You have two choices. You can use the built in timer, but you will need to attach it to a rollout to make it …

setExpression is a function, not a variable, you can not “assign” it value, you have to pass it… fx.SetExpression “if (b1.pos.y > b2.pos.y) then v…