--- In [email protected], Ed Brownstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Should it be
> Bar.format("autohide xx", "Timer")
> ??
>
>> > anywindow("Timer") returns true but both following commands
> >
> > Bar.Format("Timer", "autohide", 0)
> > Bar.Format("Timer", "autohide", 1000)
> >
> > generate error messages like
I suggest avoiding bar.format and using cl.sethideafter.
For Bar.Format, you must use exactly two arguments, the first one
being the bar name, and the second a string giving the format commands.
The reason is that syntax command.action() is really just syntatic
sugar which generates the blank separated command syntax and then
executes them. But for Bar.format, the format strings actually have
to go in the work directory edit box, which means the generated blank
command is
bar format bar_name !`format_string
For
bar.format("bar_name", "do not do this", "format_string")
the last argument is taken as the format string, the rest are taken as
the bar name. So in your above, PowerPro is trying to find a
bar "timer autohide"
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