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Why not let the regular menu do it for you ? default onceOnly = [] menu testMenu: set onceOnly "first choice": "this is the first choice" jump testMenu "second choice": "this is the second choice" jump testMenu "third choice": "this is the third...

I didn't bother with the other examples, but I couldn't recreate the menu bug in 6.99.14.3 (3347 if that matters). myVar displays as 1. I found the bug playing a game using the 6.99.14.3, and so didn't tested it myself with this version. It was apparently wrong to assumed that it was the last build...

For me, it's displaying "Err... How 0+1 became 1 ?", which is correct. I just tested it, and effectively the issue is corrected with the version 7.0.0. There's no such thing as a scalar attribute in Python - everything in Python is a reference to an object. You mean that when I wrote : an...

And here your answer is to not increment anymore variables in case like this one... I'm very confused by this. You gave an example where the answer should be 1, Ren'Py displays 1. Not sure where the problem is. Are you kidding ? Have you even tried the example before answering ? label start: $ myVa...

Sorry, it took me too long to answer (English isn't my native language), and I was logged off :/ I restart : Is Ren'Py working as defined. SInce myList isn't changed, it isn't saved. (The object it refers to is changed, but myList is not. Use the default statement rather than init python ther.) Well...

Two of these aren't bugs. init python: myList = [] label start: $ myList.append( "abc" ) "Take a look at what 'myList' looks like in the console. Do it again, and again..." "And now it will stop growing." return Is Ren'Py working as defined. SInce myList isn't changed,...

UPDATE : Well, just found a quick way to demonstrate how the new way Ren'py deal with Python code completely break all the games even the simplest ; in fact they are the most impacted by it. Or I just found another bug, but they are too similar to not be related together. label start: $ myVar = 0 me...

So, take this little piece of code : label start: $ iExist = True "Take a look at the console, you'll see that 'iExist' is unknew." "Take another look, and now 'iExist' is created." return Until the version 6.99.13 included, the variable was immediately created as expected. But s...

Well, case solved, you can close the thread. All come from those two lines in renpy/display/behavior.py (1224-1225) if pygame.key.get_mods() & pygame.KMOD_ALT: return None What's the reason to prevent the use of ALT key ? You use unicode anyway, so it doesn't matter if people want to make a hear...

All right, it will be easier to continue here... So, the problem is that the ALT-GR key don't work anymore in the console, which is a problem with most AZERTY layouts since characters like [,],{ and } need it to be typed. In fact it's not limited to the console, even in inputs it don't works, but un...