Sorry I made a mistake of forum... This post is for the Bugs one...
I think there is a bug with the % option in continuation sections :
Code:
#x::
Text = for testing purposes
clipboard =
(Join`r`n %
Test xxxxxx,xx€ at xx,xx %
An other line %Text%
)
Send ^v
return
gives :
Test xxxxxx,xx€ at xx,xx %
An other line %Text%
Witch is correct.
Then
Code:
#x::
Text = for testing purposes
clipboard =
(Join`r`n
Test xxxxxx,xx€ at xx,xx
An other line %Text%
)
Send ^v
return
gives :
Test xxxxxx,xx€ at xx,xx
An other line for testing purposes
witch is correct, as the content of the "Text" variable is correctly developped.
But
Code:
#x::
Text = for testing purposes
clipboard =
(Join`r`n
Test xxxxxx,xx€ at xx,xx `%
An other line %Text%
)
Send ^v
return
gives an error :
An other line
Error : this variable or function name contains an illegal character
But in the doc I seen :
Quote:
% (percent sign): Treats percent signs as literal rather than as variable references. This avoids the need to escape each percent sign to make it literal. This option is not needed in places where percent signs are already literal, such as auto-replace hotstrings.
So if I understand well, without the % option,
`% gives a litteral % sign, but it is considered as the begining of a variable reference.
I think it is a bug.
Am I right ?
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