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Describe the bug
The execution does not give the correct result if the value of the control is directly referenced in it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
First create a form and add a Textbox to the form, assuming its Name property is Textbox1.
If we add a method to the form, the code for the method has code similar to the following:
text to myTest NoShow TextMerge
temp = <<This.Textbox1.Text>>
endtext
The value of the variable myTest is not what we expected.
In version 2.21.0.5, if you need to get the correct result, you can only use the following code:
a1 = This.Textbox1.Text
text to myTest NoShow TextMerge
temp = <<a1>>
endtext
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The execution does not give the correct result if the value of the control is directly referenced in it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
First create a form and add a Textbox to the form, assuming its Name property is Textbox1.
If we add a method to the form, the code for the method has code similar to the following:
The value of the variable myTest is not what we expected.
In version 2.21.0.5, if you need to get the correct result, you can only use the following code:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: