I suspect the second it being passed into the first as a callback or being executed with a promise. In either case, the execution will be added to the end of the execution queue, so will be executed later.

I suspect the second it being passed into the first as a callback

I take this bit back.

I suspect the second it being passed into the first as a callback or being executed with a promise. In either case, the execution will be added to the end of the execution queue, so will be executed later.

Magistross Done: construct3.ideas.aha.io/ideas/C3-I-1100

This is with the latest (minus today's) release.

oliver009 Have you raised an issue? I'll raise one if not, or I'll use yours if you have.

I see what you mean now. You're right, there isn't a loop, everything stays set based. It's not as horrible as I first thought.

Still, I'd like to be able to pass the current filtered context into the function if I wanted to.

At this part:

some conditions to pick a certain group of sprites
--- sprite: set picked to true
--- function call "foo"

some conditions to pick a certain group of sprites
--- sprite: get UID
--- function call UID

I want to use CTRL + N to perform an action, however it instead opens a new Chrome instance. Is there a way to prevent this or should I just use a different combination?

If there's multiple instances you want to target then a function can't do that anyhow because it can only accept string, number and boolean types. Wouldn't you have to put it in a loop and call it multiple times?

That could be achieved regardless though, couldn't it?

OK, I can see details of the call from the F12 tools and I can see it's a CORS problem. That's a pain in the bum because this isn't a browser, it's just a client.

Firstly, can I tell construct to ignore CORS?

Secondly, how do I react to AJAX errors? Depending on what the error is would change how I would react to it.

I'm making a GET to www.example.com. I've tried both HTTP & HTTPS. I can capture the calls and I can see that they're all returning a 200.

The project always reports an error though.

How do I get details of the error? It's very hard to debug without any details.