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Cursor  ToDo: Selection only item functions

Issue Type: Status: Priority: Date Submitted: Votes:
Bug Completed Medium Fri 21st Feb 2014 4 votes Vote Up Vote Down
 
Found in version: Last Updated: Completed in version: Date Completed: Track Changes:
5.0.31.4 Thu 28th Aug 2014 5.0.33 Thu 28th Aug 2014 Log In
 
saabieFri 21st Feb 2014 02:46
The item functions of the form "ItemKey.Property", where "property" is the key of a selection-only property, causes a messagebox to popup saying "TODO - This section still has to be completed, please inform Campbell of what you were doing".
It should return 0 or 1 (not selected/selected) for an item key, or filter a group to only include items with this selected.

It would also be good to have a GroupKey.Property(false) version so you can filter a group for items that DONT have this property selected.
 
Wed 16th Jul 2014 20:49
I'm currently trying to use "Selection Only" properties in IF statements and they crash if the object does not have the property "Selected". I was expecting "Selected" to return 1 but anything else to return 0. I'm working around this by creating elaborate Tasks that use property X is selected as a restriction.

You can test this by creating a task that returns %object%.Wearable. If the object has "object is wearable" selected, the task displays "1". If the object does not have "object is wearable" selected, Adrift gives a ReplaceFunctions error and mucks up the output.

Thanks for your hard work.
 
campbellThu 28th Aug 2014 22:15
Fixed, and implemented filtering on non-existence of selection only properties with False (or 0).
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