Okay. Not sure what happened, but after writing this post, it has started working. I did test it several times during writing the post even. Maybe something happened when I opened the macro, looked at it, and saved it.

Edit: Actually. It is still happening with a, so far, unpredictable pattern.

10 days ago (modified 10 days ago)  • #2

Hi!

In our current beta we've made a lot of changes to the way scripting works in the back end, as well as being a bit more strict about how ClipboardFusion can trigger its Triggers.

It looks like you're trying to invoke the double copy command by just copying twice, but this might be happening too quickly for ClipboardFusion to count it as two separate events, or since you're waiting 300ms for the scrubbing to happen, the Triggers might not even be finished running.

I think that if you intend to run the Triggers, you should use the "BFS.ClipboardFusion.RunTriggers" function. It runs the Triggers without any hassle, and it also waits for them to finish running before it continues the rest of the code in your Macro.

Thanks!

9 days ago (modified 9 days ago)  • #3

I will update to the command instead of running 2 copy commands, but, as evidenced by the cbfusion clipboard history, I can confirm that it has copied and ran the trigger, as the expected output is there. it just hasnt set it to the windows clipboard, ready for pasting.

9 days ago  • #4