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RE: RoboHelp Condition build expressions will not die
Subject:RE: RoboHelp Condition build expressions will not die From:mlist -at- safenet-inc -dot- com To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com> Date:Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:27:33 -0400
Rick Stone suggested:
>
> Try looking in Windows Explorer and editing files with the
> .SSL extension.
> They have varying FileNames that match what you see in the
> Single Source
> Layouts folder, but are using the same extension. These are
> ASCII text files
> that you can edit using Windows Notepad.
>
> For example, I edited the Microsoft HTML Help.ssl file and found an
> expression inside it. Note that the expressions may reside in
> several of
> these files, as they follow the layout.
I found three .ssl files containing "BasicExpression=" and
an actual expression. Those files were all named for products,
and the expressions in them were valid expressions that I'd
created when working on those various product projects.
I deleted those, and the corresponding expressions disappeared
from the RH dialog. However, the eight bogus expressions remain.
So, now my question is: What file would contain those remaining
conditial expressions? I looked in every .ssl file in the project
folder (and all subfolders), and only those three files actually
had an entry after BasicExpression=
This is the most progress I've had in two days. Thanks.
Kevin
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