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problems with <call functionname>
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problems with <call functionname>
Hello!

For a few days i'm working on the upgrade from 055 to the latest 0.56 linux build. I'm not sure if its a bug, or i'm just dumb, but..

"if <call f_languages_intercept <local.text>>" bringing this error up.
Can't resolve <call f_languages_intercept This is a test.>

Also stuff like this:
local.foo=<call f_languages_intercept <local.text>> isn't working anymore.

The functionname doesnt matter, and its only an example. A normal "call functionname" does its job. But when i'm starting to concatenate if-clauses with <call functionname> or variables.. its always a cant-resolve case. Can someone figuring out my mistake?
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2013 12:16 AM by wuffel.)
08-28-2013 12:15 AM
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