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In 2.01 I'm receiving "ERROR: Some commands were stopped. Please check latest edited commands and correct duplicates." The app is freezing as well necessitating use of task manager in Windows 8 64-bit. There are no duplicate commands. I use text expander only.
Hi, thanks for reporting. This error typically means that you are running comands which are somehow in conflict with each other.
Do you have all modules except Text Expander disabled in settings? Do you use Phrase files for your abbreviations? Could you try disabling some of the entries to see which one is causing trouble? You could also try to pressing Enter to close the error window.
Please send me an email to [email protected] for further support, we shall find a cause very quickly.
Marko
Do you have all modules except Text Expander disabled in settings? Do you use Phrase files for your abbreviations? Could you try disabling some of the entries to see which one is causing trouble? You could also try to pressing Enter to close the error window.
Please send me an email to [email protected] for further support, we shall find a cause very quickly.
Marko
So I was getting the same error, and through troubleshooting, it seemed that it had to do with the leading character I used. I have an agenda template that I have it auto lay-out, and the error would trigger when I would save "/agenda" for example, but not ",agenda". is there a list of acceptable leading characters, for example, it seems it also won't trigger on "`agenda", however it did not error.
The reason for your error is that "/" character is by default defined as a separator which allows multiple variations of strings and substitutes. If you want to use it as a prefix go to Preferences/Text Expander to change the separator character (must not be blank - we will change this in the next release).
The accent/backtick (`) is a special escape character used to indicate that the character immediately following it should be interpreted literally. To use it as a prefix, you need to escape it itself, like "``agenda". It can also be used to call special characters like Enter, Tab etc. Very unusual but for example, the string "agenda`t" would be triggered when you type "agenda" followed by a tab.
If you always use the same leading character (prefix), you can also set it in the preferences.
The accent/backtick (`) is a special escape character used to indicate that the character immediately following it should be interpreted literally. To use it as a prefix, you need to escape it itself, like "``agenda". It can also be used to call special characters like Enter, Tab etc. Very unusual but for example, the string "agenda`t" would be triggered when you type "agenda" followed by a tab.
If you always use the same leading character (prefix), you can also set it in the preferences.
Hi there,
tried to apply it to one of my text expansions but do not get the result I want:
Expansion String
``%low
Result
`%med
How can I get rid of the accent/backtick in the result?
Best Regards,
André
tried to apply it to one of my text expansions but do not get the result I want:
Expansion String
``%low
Result
`%med
How can I get rid of the accent/backtick in the result?
Best Regards,
André
What exactly you want to do (string, substitute)?
i defined myself a syntax for my meeting notes
Examples:
&Name for attendees
@Name for things to delegate
[ ] for Tasks
and % for signaling a risk. I use it in combination with %low %med %high to signal a risk Level.
I developed my Meeting note Syntax years ago because it works on paper as well as on Computers an in any language.
I found no better sign for signaling a risk then the % sign.
I understood the that the Accent/backtick is an escape character and that it therefore has to be escaped as well.
So I expected that ```%low will lead to %low as result.
best regards,
André
Examples:
&Name for attendees
@Name for things to delegate
[ ] for Tasks
and % for signaling a risk. I use it in combination with %low %med %high to signal a risk Level.
I developed my Meeting note Syntax years ago because it works on paper as well as on Computers an in any language.
I found no better sign for signaling a risk then the % sign.
I understood the that the Accent/backtick is an escape character and that it therefore has to be escaped as well.
So I expected that ```%low will lead to %low as result.
best regards,
André
This is an old thread. Just put %low as a substitute - no need to escape.