Bug? e_CtrlID and e_MsgId sequence dependent?

[TorbenKoch]

Setup Factor 7.0.3

Just wondering. This code on an Edit Fields screen On Ctrl Message event:

if (e_CtrlID == CTRL_BUTTON_01) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "CTRL_BUTTON_01", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	if (e_MsgId == MSGID_CLICKED) then
		Dialog.Message("Test", "MSGID_CLICKED", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	end
end

Only shows the first Dialog box. But this code

if (e_MsgId == MSGID_CLICKED) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "MSGID_CLICKED", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
end

if (e_CtrlID == CTRL_BUTTON_01) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "CTRL_BUTTON_01", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
end

Shows both dialog boxes. Is this a bug? Or what is the reasoning behind this?

This:

if ((e_CtrlID == CTRL_BUTTON_01) and (e_MsgId == MSGID_CLICKED)) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "CTRL_BUTTON_01", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	Dialog.Message("Test", "MSGID_CLICKED", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
end

Does not show anything. Neither does this:

if (e_MsgId == MSGID_CLICKED) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "MSGID_CLICKED", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	if (e_CtrlID == CTRL_BUTTON_01) then
		Dialog.Message("Test", "CTRL_BUTTON_01", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	end
end

I just don't get it

And just to wrap it up:

if (e_CtrlID == CTRL_BUTTON_01) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "CTRL_BUTTON_01", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
end

if (e_MsgId == MSGID_CLICKED) then
	Dialog.Message("Test", "MSGID_CLICKED", MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
end

only shows the first message. That seems pretty weird to me

[csd214]

Change “e_MsgId” into “e_MsgID”.

I haven’t tried but I have learned how cumbersome the case sensitiveness in Lua might be (as a Windows user I’m not accustomed with the “details ).

[TorbenKoch]

Ahhh, bloody d...

It was that simple, had checked it again and again.

Thank you so very much for that hint!

[csd214]

It’s so funny when I notice the wrong case in other person’s code. But I don’t find the errors in my own code!

Have a nice day.

[Corey]

The eternal paradox.