Anyway, just thanks for that, whatever it was. Made my life a lot easyer, considering that my code is one of the most advanced on the site and I use a lot of dependencies.
Nyx updated?
Nyx updated?
Don't know what happened, but unset() and set() functions work fine in the editor now, so now the range command may choose the same page twice, if you unset it. In the past the editor had a bug so it would stop (only in editor, the published tease worked fine).
Anyway, just thanks for that, whatever it was. Made my life a lot easyer, considering that my code is one of the most advanced on the site and I use a lot of dependencies.
Anyway, just thanks for that, whatever it was. Made my life a lot easyer, considering that my code is one of the most advanced on the site and I use a lot of dependencies.
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Re: Nyx updated?
I can state with certainty, nothing changed.Nezhul wrote:Don't know what happened, but unset() and set() functions work fine in the editor now, so now the range command may choose the same page twice, if you unset it. In the past the editor had a bug so it would stop (only in editor, the published tease worked fine).
Anyway, just thanks for that, whatever it was. Made my life a lot easyer, considering that my code is one of the most advanced on the site and I use a lot of dependencies.
Wild guess: When you previously tested it some unrelated problem prevented it from working. unset() and set() are both extensively used in HoT2 which was the first FlashTease ever (converted from PCM2). So they do work, they were just never really meant to be used by humans, I just added them very quickly cause I needed them for the PCM2 converter.


