Problem was found (by myself) last year already

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[EDIT] posted in wrong thread.

I managed to work around this limitation, here's how: Let>MENU_CLICKED=False Let>MENU_CLICKED_TIME=0 Let>MENU_CLICKED_TIMEOUT=10*1000 Let>HIDDEN_POSITION=-100000 Let>HIDDEN_SIZE=1 IfNotFileExists>%SCRIPT_DIR%\mainicon.ico ExportData>MAINICON.ICO_DATA,%SCRIPT_DIR%\mainicon.ico Endif> OnEvent>CUSTOM,M...

It would be nice if we could close the menu by simply clicking outside of it. It's not 100% fool proof the way it's done now (you have to click the icon again to close it without selecting any option).

I have found the problem.... the passed variable will mess the loop up: Let>counter=0 Message>counter //DOWN OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK40,0,TEST_ROUTINE,{1} //UP OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK38,0,TEST_ROUTINE //ESC OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK27,0,EXIT_APP Label>mainLoopStart Wait>0.05 Goto>mainLoopStart SRT>TEST_ROUTINE **B...

Let>counter=0 Message>counter //DOWN OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK40,0,TEST_ROUTINE,{1} //ESC OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK27,0,EXIT_APP Label>mainLoopStart Wait>0.05 Goto>mainLoopStart SRT>TEST_ROUTINE **BREAKPOINT** Add>counter,TEST_ROUTINE_Var_1 //why is the script starting from top after I have used the arrow DOWN...

Just a quick example on how you could have the window automatically resize based on the contents of an Edit element. Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 725 Top = 225 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 49 ClientWidth = 120 Color = clBtnFac...

My guess is that it's the */ in the end or something that is messing it up since if I comment the row out it still will crash. Let>k=0 While>k<5 Let>k=k+1 Let>ROW_TEXT=text %k% LabelToVar>LABEL_OF_CODE,ROW_WITH_TEXT EndWhile Let>k=0 While>k<5 Let>k=k+1 Let>ROW_TEXT=text %k% LabelToVar>LABEL_OF_CODE,...

I'm not seeing the buttons on top of the editor, my guess is no.

Yep, that's why we ask.... Because we've been there, done that

Got ya!

How about the thing if a string contains a quote and I want to pass it to a sub routine?

Ah, yeah I knew that but then I remembered why I cannot rely on using quotes: Let>ZERO_VALUE=0" Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 GoSub>DISPLAY_VALUE,ZERO_VALUE ConCat>ZERO_VALUE,0" Until>k=3 Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 GoSub>DISPLAY_VALUE,{"%ZERO_VALUE%"} //above will error due to the " in the string ConCa...

Do you have a variable "0" set to "1" perhaps?

Also when passing them to a sub routine?

Here's another thing I wasn't expecting:
Multiple zeroes should (in my opinion) be treated as strings and not numbers.