Re: Accessing properties in sub stack fields

2014-10-09 Thread John
Pete, Thanks for the insight. The issue with the focusObject seems to be fairly nuanced and perhaps based on execution speed and platform. There is another message thread with the subject "Is this a bug or am I missing something?”, that seems to indicate that the focusedObject is changing

Re: Accessing properties in sub stack fields

2014-10-09 Thread Peter Haworth
I think this is an example of LC not always dereferening things as expected, especially when custom properties are involved. I've had similar issues in the past and in fact have just had another one where the following results in a runtime error: put the cMyProp of (line 1 of the recentCards) int

Re: Accessing properties in sub stack fields

2014-10-08 Thread John
Kay, I gave it a try but it didn’t work. Digging in a bit deeper it gets a bit more mysterious. It appears as if “the name of the focusedObject” and "the focusedObject" refer to different objects. I expanded what goes to the message box by using the following: put ">" & the noType of (

Re: Accessing properties in sub stack fields

2014-10-08 Thread Kay C Lan
Try: put the noType of (the name of the focusedObject) && the focusedObject into msg The reference returned by fucusedObject is not in the format that is used for the syntax of a custom property. You need to shorten it by referring to just 'the name'. HTH On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 9:39 AM, John