Still not got to the bottom of this - but what is happening is that the previous "copy" has happened but is not being registered by the rev engine. A breakpoint gives it time to catch up - though wait has no effect (perhaps due to blocking). It is not to do with the way I am referencing the controls:
Without adding a breakpoint for the following lines of code: put rightView
put the name of rightView put the number of controls of rightView put the name of control 1 of rightView put the name of control 2 of rightView put the long id of group 1 of rightView
I get: group id 1992 of group id 1981 of card id 1002 of stack "Test Copy"
group "_Right View" 2 button "_Layout PlaceHolder" button "_Placeholder Menu"
with the script exiting on the last line because there is supposedly no "group 1". Well there is! It has been copied there and the original controls deleted. After teh script wrongly exits - they are there to see and refer to with the same code. If I put a breakpoint before the lines of code above and then "run" the same code in the debugger: breakpoint
put rightView
put the name of rightView put the number of controls of rightView put the name of control 1 of rightView put the name of control 2 of rightView put the long id of group 1 of rightView
I get the following correct result: group id 2083 of group id 2069 of card id 1002 of stack "Test Copy"
group "_Right View" 12 button "_Menu Button" button "_Header Divider" group id 2087 of group id 2083 of group id 2069 of card id 1002 of stack "Test Copy"
in other words it has been created and is a group with 12 controls (one of them a nested group) in it not the old simple place holder group. Any idea how to force the engine to "catch up" - which must be what the debugger is doing? _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
