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Post by mueh on Jan 28, 2019 13:43:20 GMT -5
RETRIEVE cmd is not retrieving FM commands since 10.1 . No Problem in 10.0 8.5
Missing it for FF cmd which could be used than in edit of file .
Thanks George for 10.1.9014
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Post by mueh on Jan 29, 2019 7:51:41 GMT -5
Hello George!
I'm getting confused now .
When i said it works in 10.0 8.5 yesterday i only tried it once .
When i tested it today it also Fails in 10.0 and 8.5 to hold the FM cmd in cmdrtrev stack .
Sometimes it works .
It permanently works in 8.1.5002
Can you reproduce Problem ?
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Post by George on Jan 29, 2019 11:05:01 GMT -5
mueh: Tried it with RETRIEVE, CRETRIEV and RETF. All seem to be working fine here. (9014 version, I didn't try older ones, it really doesn't help much)
George
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Post by mueh on Jan 30, 2019 3:33:07 GMT -5
George: I did some more test and i think i know when it doesn't fail . first issue RESET RETRIEVE ( not necessary ) in Edit Tab in FM issue for SPFLite Source Path FF gCmdRtrev 5 Files satiesfied search PFK12 results in CRETRIEV no saved RETRIEVE commands available If you issue now FF XgCmdRtrev results in no files matched search and cmd remains on cmd line . Remove now the X and enter the cmd . it get's stacked to RETRIEVE cmd Array and PF12 Shows it .  Above screen shot is after first PFK12 is hit Thanks George |
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Post by George on Jan 30, 2019 11:03:06 GMT -5
Mueh: OK, using your example, I can get some weird results as well. Retrieve was always weird, especially after we added the RETF command to clutter the logic up. I had a quick browse of the code to refresh my brain as to what's going on. Now my head hurts.
I'll try and get time to give it a thorough review. It might be easier to just re-write it so I understand what's happening.
George
[Update]
Been reviewing code (actually cleaned up some as I plowed through it) but couldn't see anything blatantly wrong. Just tried your specific example above and after doing the FF gCmdRtrev search, a RETRIEVE properly brought back the FF command.
I'm stumped as to why the results are not consistent.
George
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