Canada
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Missing String Quotes Bug

I have found a little bug that is in many of the EZ-Script Functions Examples If i use the Examples from the list i get the following error message

Error on line 1: Missing String Quotes or Invalid Expression:

Example: ("") dont work Example: ("") does work

The quotes that are in the Examples don't work and i cant seem to find them on my key board at all But the ones that are on my key board do work


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Canada
#1  

On my screen before I hit post look completely different but after I hit post they look the same :S

#2  

I wouldn't call it a bug, more like a quirk... but yes, if you copy and paste the examples, ARC does not like the quotes in that particular font....

Canada
#3  

oh soo its the font that's doing it lol I hate fonts some days lol

United Kingdom
#4  

I don't quite follow what you are saying doesn't work.

Which EZ-Script command are you using?

The font should be irrelevant... There are no fonts in EZ-Script...

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Synthiam
#5  

I don't understand. Are you having issues copy and paste from the website?

When posting code, always wrap the code in the code tag. You can see the code tag to the right of the edit form when writing a post.

#6  

You could have hit a language key combo. The French one is ctrl and shift. try and see.

It could also be a bug in the font settings.

TRY THIS FIRST: go to control panel. Click language. make sure it says "English (Canada)" or English(US). If not change it.

Canada
#7  

Its in ARC that's the problem when I copy the examples from the list of EZ-Script Functions Examples and paste into a script they don't work it seems all the quotes are different and don't work on till I replace them. But when I paste them into here they look the same

#8  

No,.... It's the examples you provide to illustrate how the use each command in ARC scripting.. The example's use a different font it seems... The quotes look like little 99s and 66s... My keyboard uses " which works of course... So if you copy and paste one of your examples into a script line, you get an error until you use the quotes on your keyboard... Again, no biggie either way...