Not sure whether this was intentional, but contrary to all the other IO setters in URCommander, URCommander::setFlag(..) does not use a sec program here.
Or at least, there doesn't appear to be a version-specific overload that does.
I'm not aware of any special restrictions to set_flag(..) (the URScript statement) that would make this unsupported, so this may have been an oversight when this functionality was ported.
Not sure whether this was intentional, but contrary to all the other IO setters in
URCommander
,URCommander::setFlag(..)
does not use asec
program here.Or at least, there doesn't appear to be a version-specific overload that does.
I'm not aware of any special restrictions to
set_flag(..)
(the URScript statement) that would make this unsupported, so this may have been an oversight when this functionality was ported.