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Hi to all,

After a nice sunday, I come back with this problem syntax the code editor returns while compiling this: The <ligneCourante> var exist and is declared as a string. ligneCourante means currentLine and is a piece of text
"Normally" (as far as I know!), the same lines do the same thing here.
However, I get this error message: < compilation error at line 201 (Commands: missing',') near "into", char 73 >
BTW, is there a way to see the char position in a script in the script editor ?
I don't see where is my error ?

Could you switch the light on for me please ?

Kind regards, Jean-Paul.

try something like..

Bonjour Jean-Paul,

you first need to define the RANGE of chars and then the source of the range!
-> char X to Y of tSource...

Hint: Never use IT more than neccessary, use a variable instead!
...
## Bad:
## put char (IT+8) of ligneCourante to the number of chars of ligneCourante into tTmp

## Correct, but still clumsy:
## put char (IT+8) to (the number of chars of ligneCourante) of ligneCourante into tTmp

## Better use this:
put the num of chars of ligneCourante into tTotalChars
put char (IT+8) to tTotalChars of ligneCourante into tTmp
...

Best

Klaus

Arght ! Of course, it's much clearer like that.
I mixed up myself with the number of chars in a string <length()>, with the chars (themself) of that string!!!!!

Sorry, it's Monday, but I'm not sure this is enough to explain everything in my case

Thanks for your lights.