Circularities

[CollegeProject]

Anyone know why studio keeps throwing some of my stuff down into circularities is that normal? I am creating loops like (hard to write studio code.

i=0
if-i<num
true
  if- variable true
         true 
             do this
         else
             i=i+1
             revert to if-i<num

[CollegeProject]

Of note it still works but I have a feeling something is off with how I am doing it. Or maybe it's normal for it to be thrown in circularities?

[Fuzzy]

are you asking if there is a better way to do this? or are you having a problem doing this? question isn't all that clear.

[CollegeProject]

I am asking if it's normal for it to be thrown in circularities section of the STV on reimport.

I searched an found a couple of threads and it seems normal although odd.

[JREkiwi]

I suppose technically it's a probably a bug in the way studio identifies the Primary Reference in a loop. Before any work in Studio, I just set the top widget of the offending loop as a Primary Reference and the Circularities disappear.

John

[CollegeProject]

Originally Posted by JREkiwi

I suppose technically it's a probably a bug in the way studio identifies the Primary Reference in a loop. Before any work in Studio, I just set the top widget of the offending loop as a Primary Reference and the Circularities disappear.

John

Ya I noticed that but they reappear on import again it's odd but I'll ignore it thank you!

[tmiranda]

Originally Posted by JREkiwi

I suppose technically it's a probably a bug in the way studio identifies the Primary Reference in a loop. Before any work in Studio, I just set the top widget of the offending loop as a Primary Reference and the Circularities disappear.

John

+1. It's just the way Studio works.