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Hi all,

I'm trying to get this figured out!

$MPS = ObjCreate("MPS.Stage")

If Not IsObj($MPS) Then

MsgBox(0,"Debug","Objection Creation Fail")

Exit

EndIf

With $MPS

.SetStagePosX = ("0", "38,454", "1")

.SetStagePosY = ("0", "5", "1")

EndWith

The error I get is: ERROR: unbalanced paranthesis expression.

.SetMag = ("0",

So the problem I've got is that I've got multiple variables, because with only one variable there's no problem.

Does anybody know how to this the correct way?

Thanks

Edited by Pokerface
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I'm sorry was a bit to quick with posting this ^_^

Func Button4()

Sleep(100)

MsgBox(0,"Test", "4")

$MPS = ObjCreate("MPS.Stage")

If Not IsObj($MPS) Then

MsgBox(0,"Debug","Objection Creation Fail")

Exit

EndIf

With $MPS

.SetStagePosX("0", "38,454", "1")

.SetStagePosY("0", "5", "1")

EndWith

EndFunc

Took away the = between .setstageposx and y.

My bad

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I'm sorry was a bit to quick with posting this ^_^

Func Button4()
    Sleep(100)
    MsgBox(0,"Test", "4")
    $MPS = ObjCreate("MPS.Stage")
    If Not IsObj($MPS) Then
    MsgBox(0,"Debug","Objection Creation Fail")
    Exit
    EndIf
    With $MPS
        .SetStagePosX("0", "38,454", "1")
        .SetStagePosY("0", "5", "1")
    EndWith
EndFunc

Took away the = between .setstageposx and y.

My bad

So is the failure fixed or still the same? Nowhere here do you use the .SetMag() method at all.

;)

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Sorry about that but I posted the wrong code with the error I got.

But all the functions are about the same and I got more errors just took the top error not looking at the post.

Everything looks OK but still need to test it.

Greets,

Pokerface

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