Re: Custom Library Keyword and Non Required Values in RIDE

[Pekka Klärck]

2012/10/25 Trey Duskin <tr...@maldivica.com>:
>
> I am trying to write my own custom library, and one of my keywords has an
> extra parameter with a default of None, as such:
>
> def my_cool_keyword(self,arg1,arg2,arg3=None):
>
> In my keyword, I am detecting if arg3 is None or something else and handling
> both. The keyword works as expected, but when I try to use it in RIDE, it
> complains that arg3 requires a value (turns the cell red).

This is odd. RIDE definitely should default values and I don't see
anything wrong in your syntax.

Cheers,
.peke
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[Trey Duskin]

Ah, found the problem... I made that change to the function prototype in the library after I had imported it into RIDE, and RIDE hadn't refreshed it yet.  Relaunching RIDE (I miss the refresh button!) fixed the issue.

[Mikko Korpela]

I don't think that the refresh would have helped but you can reload
the current project from the File menu.

The Refresh button was removed as it unfortunately was a very annoying
when working with a very large project with a big load time.

Kind Regards,
Mikko Korpela

2012/10/26 Trey Duskin <tr...@maldivica.com>:

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