BUG: Math.Distance[]

[wassup]

The following test macro works fine up to the Math.Distance[] line. This is when only the new parms system is enabled.

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Sub Main
    /declare locX local
    /declare locY local
    /varset locX ${Math.Calc[${Target.X}-${Math.Sin[${Math.Calc[${Target.Heading}*10]}]}]}
    /echo @locX
    /varset locY ${Math.Calc[${Target.Y}-${Math.Cos[${Math.Calc[${Target.Heading}*10]}]}]}
    /echo @locY
    /echo ${Math.Distance[${Me.X},${Me.Y}:@locX,@locY]}
/endmacro

If you run the above macro with only the new parms enabled you get

105.23[]
-35.21[]
${Math.Distance[25.34,136.23:300.51[][]

where [] represent the symbol for cr+lf

If you enable the old parms system AND the new parms system, the above macro works as intended, and does not display the [] symbol for cr+lf after each echo'd line of text.

[Amadeus]

/threadderail on

Hey Wassup, are you updating the readme.html with all the new shtuff from lax? :)

/threadderail off

[wassup]

Yes, I am... just going through some things so I can come up with examples etc... Oh, and it will be a chm file, not an html, but will do a conversion to html for the website.

I was converting a macro for use as an example, which is how I found this bug.