Talk:OsMakeNotecard
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In the function specification it states that osMakeNotecard takes a list as a second argument, but in the code example it takes a string. Testing revealed that it actually does expect a list. | In the function specification it states that osMakeNotecard takes a list as a second argument, but in the code example it takes a string. Testing revealed that it actually does expect a list. | ||
I corrected this in the example. ~Nihlaeth | I corrected this in the example. ~Nihlaeth | ||
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| + | : Actually, every time i made a notacard, using this function, it worked flawlessly with a string (which, as we know, can be up to 256 characters long). | ||
| + | : Knowing that it will '''ALSO''' take a list instead of a string is good news, because now i can create longer notecards, which can be useful for storing visitor lists on notecards. | ||
| + | : --[[User:Fritigern|Fritigern]] 03:47, 12 September 2011 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 11 September 2011
In the function specification it states that osMakeNotecard takes a list as a second argument, but in the code example it takes a string. Testing revealed that it actually does expect a list. I corrected this in the example. ~Nihlaeth
- Actually, every time i made a notacard, using this function, it worked flawlessly with a string (which, as we know, can be up to 256 characters long).
- Knowing that it will ALSO take a list instead of a string is good news, because now i can create longer notecards, which can be useful for storing visitor lists on notecards.
- --Fritigern 03:47, 12 September 2011 (UTC)
