Sorry, I have just found out that I made a mistake.
I have added the rc command under the python command and not above.
So no argument was handed over to the python command.
Once I have fixed this everything was working fine.
Thanx anyway.
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- Fri Oct 17, 2014 5:44 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: problam with mouse macro
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- Forum: General Support
- Topic: problam with mouse macro
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Re: problam with mouse macro
Hi pako,
I have tried to use the python command you have mentioned with an actual version of Eventghost.
Unfortunately I just get error messages stating that the plugin is expecting a number or similar.
To me it looks like that eg.event.payload is not a valid parameter anymore.
Did something change ...
I have tried to use the python command you have mentioned with an actual version of Eventghost.
Unfortunately I just get error messages stating that the plugin is expecting a number or similar.
To me it looks like that eg.event.payload is not a valid parameter anymore.
Did something change ...