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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #113 | No Bug | _ArrayDelete(StringSplit,..) | anonymous | |
| Description |
Compiler issue: StringSplit returns an array, but _ArrayDelete does not recognize it. $aStack = _ArrayDelete(StringSplit(StringMid($sStack,2),$sDelim,1),0) PS. Probably applies to other _Array functions also. |
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| #122 | No Bug | StringSplit does not return the string if no split found with separator with multiple characters as individual characters | anonymous | |
| Description |
StringSplit does not return the string if no split found with separator with multiple characters as individual characters. "Local $arFileF = StringSplit("c", "aBc", 0)" Best, Randall |
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| #127 | No Bug | GUICtrlCreateDate -> GUICtrlSetData wrong on Timefields | Beejai <bjoern@…> | |
| Description |
Hi, when you create a Datepicker with GUICtrlCreateDate and make it "$DTS_TIMEFORMAT" to be a timepicker, the control looks fine. GUICtrlRead works fine on it and gets the time string. But GUICtrlSetData does not work as expected. When I try to fill the field with that function with a timestring, the result is wrong. Only when I add a Date to the Timestring, it displays the correct time: GUICtrlSetData(Eval ( "Time1"),"2000/01/01 " & $PEA_time[1]) This is unexpected, because GUICtrlRead returns only the time. |
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