Unrecognized custom attribute

[Das Goravani]

Phil,

Thanks for that very good answer. If I hit that again I will try what you suggest. Glad they got it for 10.3

This time, I Wonder if I can afford it. 

Das

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Hi Das,

You maybe being caught out by the bug: ST/NT/787
This specifies a method with a $ sign in it, but there were other issues we came across...

Of which the temporary remedy was:

"Set the entry badNotationNameIsSyntaxError in the methodEditor section of config.json to false, to revert to the behaviour of earlier versions of 10.2. "

But apparently corrected in 10.3.

Worth a try to see if you can now step through it.

regards
Phil Potter

> On Apr 22, 2022, at 5:43 PM, Phil (OmnisList) <phil at pgpotter.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> Hi Das,
> 
> You maybe being caught out by the bug: ST/NT/787
> This specifies a method with a $ sign in it, but there were other issues we came across...
> 
> Of which the temporary remedy was:
> 
> "Set the entry badNotationNameIsSyntaxError in the methodEditor section of config.json to false, to revert to the behaviour of earlier versions of 10.2. "
> 
> But apparently corrected in 10.3.
> 
> Worth a try to see if you can now step through it.
> 
> regards
> Phil Potter
> Based in Chester in the UK.
> 
> On 22/04/2022 19:27, Das Goravani wrote:
>> Well I got it to insert the record I was trying to insert.
>> It’s a lookup record, a 73 line list
>> I ran the code in a construct and it worked
>> Though I was not able to step through it with an active window happening.
>> Always the unrecognized custom attribute problem
>> I am still curious about what you say about that error message as it comes up a lot when nothing is wrong.
>> That’s been my experience anyways. 
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