In FileManagerLib the copy object dictionary entry the “new name” property is defined as a boolean. It should be text. If you provide a boolean (either one) you get an error.
(Not sure if this is the best place for this feedback)
In FileManagerLib the copy object dictionary entry the “new name” property is defined as a boolean. It should be text. If you provide a boolean (either one) you get an error.
(Not sure if this is the best place for this feedback)
Also, if you double-click on a command in a library dictionary shouldn’t you get the same result as if you clicked the paste tell button? When I do it nothing happens.
Thanks for the FileManagerLib report – it’s fixed in the new version out very soon.
Try control-clicking on the command names.
These issues don’t seem to have been corrected.
Copy object still has a boolean for new name, and double clicking doesn’t insert the command.
I’m using v2.3.3 (just installed and cleared cache; is there anything else I need to do to make sure the library’s current dictionary is loaded?)
I just downloaded 2.3.3 and checked to make sure, and it definitely says text
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Quit and re-launch Script Debugger.
No, but that’s not peculiar to FileManagerLib. Use control-click.