Hi milo7milo7 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2017 8:43 pm I don't know if this is a bug, or an issue with implementation, but the @checkdate command never seems to work for me.
If I set up the date as "now", and after it has passed run @CheckDate(now, skipto), the program will skip forward to the line (skipto), but if the date hasn't passed, it will still skip forward to that line.
In the command guide, it says that the syntax should be
@CheckDate("date","interval") @Goto("line"),
but this doesn't register at all, and always skips to the line "line" regardless of if the date has passed or not, and if there is another line titled "interval" here, the program says no @Goto found, and moves to a link instead.
Is this a known problem? Or am I using it wrong?
It seems we have more or less the same problem.
I can help you with this:
In your script you should write this:If I set up the date as "now", and after it has passed run @CheckDate(now, skipto), the program will skip forward to the line (skipto), but if the date hasn't passed, it will still skip forward to that line.
@CheckDate(now, skipto) @Goto(Date not passed)
(skipto)
...
...
...
(Date not passed)
The date set in variable "now" has not passed
This way your script will move to line skipto if date has passed or move to "Date not passed" otherwise.
I can't help you with @CheckDate("date","interval") @Goto("line") 'cause I'm having the same problem. I'm trying to understand what I'm doing wrong but without success.
Bye!