> Win.Debug("After growing by 1:", Vec.Length(Vector), "(should be
4)")
> Vector = Vec.Destroy(Vector)
This is a bug, although I think what you really want to check is
vec.capacity. But it is not set correctly either.
I posted a fixed version at
PowerPro 3.8.13 available at
http://www.windowspowerpro.com/download/vec.dll
BTW, have you considered using a map to store aliases in your
script,to possibly simplify the newline stuff? Or possibly two
vectors, one with the alias and one with the command. (A fancy
approach with vectors is to use binary search on the names and
doublesort to keep both vectors sorted the same)
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