Bruce,
It seems like we should have a function that will test a caption with
commas since VisibleWindow and WIN.Visible work with a comma
separated list.
;XXXXXXXXXX
DEBUG
LOCAL h= WIN.Handle("PowerPro Debug")
WIN.Show(h)
LOCAL cap= "Caption with, comma"
WIN.SetText(h,cap)
WAIT.For(500) ;; not necessary
WIN.Debug(cap, VISIBLEWINDOW(cap),WIN.Visible(cap))
WAIT.For(2000)
cap= "Caption without comma"
WIN.SetText(h,cap)
WAIT.For(500) ;; not necessary
WIN.Debug(cap, VISIBLEWINDOW(cap),WIN.Visible(cap))
WAIT.For(2000)
WIN.SetText(h,"PowerPro Debug")
QUIT
Right now I run everything thru a CaptionCleanup script
VISIBLEWINDOW(.CaptionCleanup(cap)) so it's not a significant issue
except when writing scripts for others.
Ted
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