PHenriqueF
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Good afternoon! I'm posting this thread mainly because I think that a strange bug has just occurred. Nothing serious, but it's quite interesting.
Today, I made two macros:
The first one to track my notifications, dividing them by app and counting each one;
The second to track my phone app usage, day by day and overall, also summing the total screen time I've had.
For each one, I created a dictionary to store the numbers, named accordingly.
What really caught me off guard was when I was finishing the second one and a notification triggered the first. A new dictionary (with the same name) from the first macro appeared in the variables of the second one, LOL.
I tried to find out how it happened, but I couldn't figure it out. But there's something in the logs. BTW, here are the screenshots:
PS: I tried deleting the intruder variable on the second macro, but it's useless. The first macro ignores its own dictionary (just this one specifically, the others works fine) and recreates it on the second one.
Today, I made two macros:
The first one to track my notifications, dividing them by app and counting each one;
The second to track my phone app usage, day by day and overall, also summing the total screen time I've had.
For each one, I created a dictionary to store the numbers, named accordingly.
What really caught me off guard was when I was finishing the second one and a notification triggered the first. A new dictionary (with the same name) from the first macro appeared in the variables of the second one, LOL.
I tried to find out how it happened, but I couldn't figure it out. But there's something in the logs. BTW, here are the screenshots:
PS: I tried deleting the intruder variable on the second macro, but it's useless. The first macro ignores its own dictionary (just this one specifically, the others works fine) and recreates it on the second one.
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