Notify call not working…

[DruggedBunnyParticipant]

Hi all,

What am I doing wrong here?

Monkey

#Import "<std>" Using std.requesters Function Main:Void () Notify "Hello", "You" End

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#Import  "<std>"   Using std.requesters   Function Main:Void () Notify "Hello", "You" End

This format looks correct to me, going by the Using example, which does work:

Monkey

#Import "<std>" Using std.collections Function Main() Local list:=New List<Int> End

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#Import "<std>"   Using std.collections   Function Main() Local list:=New List<Int> End

… but my Notify attempt fails with:

Monkey

Mx2cc version 1.1.04 ***** Building app 'I:/SpiderOak/DevTools/Monkey2/Monkey2-v1.1.04/tmp/untitled2.monkey2' ***** Parsing... I:/SpiderOak/DevTools/Monkey2/Monkey2-v1.1.04/tmp/untitled2.monkey2 [6] : Error : Expecting end of line

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Mx2cc version 1.1.04   ***** Building app 'I:/SpiderOak/DevTools/Monkey2/Monkey2-v1.1.04/tmp/untitled2.monkey2' *****   Parsing... I:/SpiderOak/DevTools/Monkey2/Monkey2-v1.1.04/tmp/untitled2.monkey2 [6] : Error : Expecting end of line

Not getting why it’s going wrong here!

 

[EDIT: Gah! Slowest forum EVAH!]

[peterigzParticipant]

You’re just missing the brackets on the notify command:

Monkey

Notify ("Hello", "You")

1	Notify ("Hello", "You")

[DruggedBunnyParticipant]

Ohhhhh… I actually thought originally that MX2 needed brackets (hate this change!), but sort of hoped I’d been mistaken.

For some weird reason, I switched to Print to test it (rather than just, er, adding brackets), and that worked without them, so assumed that wasn’t it!

Thanks peterigz!

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