Hello
I use command pos> a lot
Suddenly I have a incomprehensible trouble : pos>f,winv,1,result returns always 0 as result
f is a substring of 12 figures and winv a string of 900 000 figures ( and sure f is in the string)
I tried the following little test macro:
GetClipBoard>string
let>f=899168754213
pos>f,string,1,position
mdl>position=%position%
And it works well! Any idea ?
Regards
Just having problem with position>
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Re: Just having problem with position>
Hi,
Without the actual code and the data to test with it's impossible to see what might be wrong.
Without the actual code and the data to test with it's impossible to see what might be wrong.
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Re: Just having problem with position> [resolved ...perhaps]
Thanks Marcus and...
I quite understand ; but sometimes sby may encounter a similar trouble ;
The lines for pos> have been unchanged since a previous macro which worked very well
Perhaps in that particular case the macro has to be slowed down
I will see and will keep you in the loop --> no more pb but ... why ? no feedback therefore
Regards
I quite understand ; but sometimes sby may encounter a similar trouble ;
The lines for pos> have been unchanged since a previous macro which worked very well
Perhaps in that particular case the macro has to be slowed down
I will see and will keep you in the loop --> no more pb but ... why ? no feedback therefore
Regards