Ok so it should be removed then? I kinda like to use those two commands.

It would make the code more readable if I could have a switch to use the VK_name (list of current VK names) as the OnEvent parameter:

This doesn't work: Let>var_1=0 Let>var_2=0 Let>var_3=0 Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 Add>var_%k%,1 //Sub>var_%k%,1 Until>k=3 And I need to do this to make it work: Let>var_1=0 Let>var_2=0 Let>var_3=0 Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 Let>temp_value=var_%k% Add>temp_value,1 Let>var_%k%=temp_value Until>k=3 Let...

Not pinned and not moved by any script.

Yeah I tried that. Also killing the process... to no avail.

Meta-solution:
Problem solved but request is still valid.

I get the problem of the dialog designer sometimes not showing up... It seems like it's open way off the screen. As a note of information; I do have multiple screens in my office but once out and about I only have my small laptop screen. Would it make sense to have the Dialog Designer as a separate ...

Ok, thanks for the feedback. I will have to go the explorer.exe route with having the user drop their file onto the EXE icon in the Explorer. It'll do for now.

Nice to be of assistance

Found it.. I wasn't passing the sub variables according to the syntax:
The funny part is that the script's sub routine still got those parameters using the incorrect syntax.

Any new takes on this? I'm thinking that perhaps we could be allowed to have the dialog registered as a dragdrop target in order to have the file info passed to the drop event?

And I'd like to add to this one:

CTRL+/ (7) = block comment, if no selection; comment out row

If selection, uncomment rows if more than 50% of the selected rows are commented.. else comment them all.

I get the error "A dialog called Dialog1 already exists." when the MouseEnter event is triggered. MWE (minimal "working" example): Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm end EndDialog>Dialog1 AddDialogHandler>Dialog1,,OnMouseEnter,MessagePopUp,entering //AddDialogHandler>Dialog1,,OnMouseLeave,MessageP...

Thanks for the vote JRL! CTRL+D = copy the line you're on right after the first one and place your caret there. What I mean by this is that you have this scenario: 1:Let>VARIABLE=123 2:Let>ANOTHER | =abc 3:Let>THIRD=1a2vb3c If you have the caret in the second row (example caret position in red) and ...

I'd love to get these keyboard commands for the IDE: CTRL+D = copy the line you're on right after the first one and place your caret there. CTRL+C = if no selection; copy the row you're on to clipboard CTRL+X = if no selection; cut the row you're on to clipboard CTRL+/ (7) = block comment, if no sel...