Closed namoran closed 3 months ago
After creating a hotstring, it is activated with the Hotstring function.
After reloading the script, the hotstring is activated via the newly added hotstring definition.
In short:
Hotstring(":T:test", "A``nB``nC")
; vs.
:T:test::A`nB`nC
In the first case, escape sequences such as `n are not resolved. One way to fix this is to add the Deref function to the script and replace Hotstring Entered.Label, Entered.Replacement
with Hotstring Entered.Label, Deref(Entered.Replacement)
.
The Hotstring Helper is not perfect, but keep in mind that it is just an example. If you have further questions, please use the forum or other support channels.
I am trying to use hotstring help as part of my work. I have tested this in v1 and v2. when take a newline separated list such as poorly graded well graded gap graded and use hotstring helper in either v1 or v2 I user my new hotstring and what is output is
poorly graded
nwell graded
ngap gradedhowever, after I reload hotstring helper, it works as intended producing
poorly graded well graded gap graded
Please let me know what I need to do to get this working correctly.