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 Displaying Properties Fails If Object Key Begins Numerically
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Thu 31st Jan 2013 |
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Mon 9th Aug 2021 |
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| adriftste | | Thu 31st Jan 2013 10:30 |
Displaying Properties Fails If Object Key Begins Numerically (as set with key prefix option).
For example if the key of an object is 123Object1:
%PropertyValue[%object%,ReadText]% displays correctly.
%object%.ReadText displays 123Object1.ReadText
Obviously the simplest solution is not to have keys start with a number, however this issue does highlight differences between the old and new styles of displaying property values. |
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| Campbell | | Thu 31st Jan 2013 10:40 |
| Ah, ok. I think I'll prevent keys being able to have those as a prefix. |
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| Denk | | Mon 9th Aug 2021 15:53 |
| This problem is more general. So e.g. %object%.Parent.Takefix.sum does not work if the %object%-key starts with a number, otherwise it will. |
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