Original msg Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 12:21 pm accidentally editted/replaced below... please see most recent posts far below. Beta 10 Build 002 is now available from registered downloads. Fixes/Changes since 001: - Added more hotkey options to macro properties. - Debugger will auto-scroll when step...

Great idea! If there was a poll on this I would vote for it.

Works great, thanks!!!

I ran into this same problem years ago and worked around it in the same way, outputting a char then reading it back in through the clipboard to see if an "a" or an "A" was produced. All that just to detect the state of the Caps Lock key. Support, if you're wondering why we'd want to detect the state...

Let>newblob= Let>a=b Let>b=c Let>c=d ConCat>newblob,a ConCat>newblob,b ConCat>newblob,c Send Character/Text>newblob --- I would expect this to output: bcd but instead, it outputs: ccd The question is why? Because: If you set a to b and b to c then a=b=c. Therefore a=c. It is simple logic. First off...

Actually, I found that adding Let>VAR_EXPLICIT=1 wasn't needed. All I had to do was remove the % signs from char and it would work as expected... however... that does not explain why it did the extra substitution (used 10 instead of k) when I did use %char%. From your replies and reading the Help, i...

Thanks for the fast reply. OK, I added...

Let>VAR_EXPLICIT=1

to the top of the script, ran it, bug still there.

It it still comes out as:

we three 10ings

???

This has already been posted in the bugtracker. Consider the following script... Let>SK_DELAY=10 Let>blob=we three kings Len>blob,number_of_chars Let>newblob= Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 MidStr>blob,k,1,char ConCat>newblob,%char% Until>k,number_of_chars Send Character/Text>newblob *** You might think...

Excellent, thank you Support.
Also, thanks Captive for the VBScript example.

Added a Poll per your suggestion Bob and used your suggested rankings:

5. Important, even if the size/efficiency increases/degrades
4. Somewhat important
3. I'm okay either way
2. Somewhat unimportant
1. Unimportant, even if the size/efficiency remains unaffected

Thanks again!

Consider these two commands that are often used together: 1. GetFileList> filespec,result 2. Separate> list,delimiter,returnvar - The first imposes a semicolon ; as the delimiter :( - The second let's us choose our own delimiter :) Semicolon ; is a valid char in a filename so if you have filenames f...