These may be pilot error, but I couldn't find any answers here or in the docs. This is in Community 7.0 (rc1) on Win7. I have a table of lines of tab delimited data, with many more lines than can be displayed. I have a script in that table that returns the data in the line clicked on. The table was initially filled by cutting and pasting from a tab delimited file created in Notepad++.
Issue 1:
If the last displayed row of the table is clicked on, it auto scrolls the table up one row. But when it does that, it returns empty rather than the row contents. I can then click it again and it returns the row contents. Is this a known bug? The autoscroll function of the last displayed line appears to intercept the mouse click and not pass it on to the object script I created.
Issue 2:
The "locked" property of the table field is greyed out. Even though it appears selected in the Property Inspector, the cell clicked on becomes editable. I am unable to set it via the Property Inspector or via script.
Issue 3:
Unicode - the native text for Burmese (my) and Tagalog (tl) does not display.
Issue 4:
If I try to save a stack by another name, without changing it's name in the Property Inspector, I get the "A stack with the same name as the one you are trying to load" error dialog. If the stack is currently open, it appears to be repeatedly trying to open, LC becomes unresponsive, then finally dies. If I have closed the original stack first without removing it from memory, then try to open the one with only the file name changed, I get the same error, but LC remains responsive. Yes, this could be my problem, by not understanding, but I also consider it a bug, as I may WANT to have two versions of the same stack differentiated only by file name while debugging.
Issue 5: The following languages throw errors in the codepointToNum function (even though the actual Unicode representation does transfer successfully) - as, bn, bh, dv, dz, gu, ha, hi, kn, ks, km, ml, mr, mh, no, or, pa, pi, sa, sd, si, ta, te, bo, tl, yi. Note that binaryDecode (used in the bShowNativeHex button) functions correctly. In "as" for example the error is thrown at the third char, while "bn" gets thrown on the first char.
The attached stack displays all these issues (at least on my system
Pilot errors or bugs?
Thanks, Walt
Oops, changed the downloaded file.
