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This error message actually means 'you cannot use keys in the context part of the rule` (and will never be able to because it's a logical impossibility!)
So two things:
It is suggesting future support for the concept with the word 'currently'
'extended' is internal babble exposed to the unsuspecting user
At the same time as updating the error message, let's add a clarifying para on that page: the documentation already helps to differentiate between the different parts of a rule, but given how the understanding of 'a sequence of keystrokes' vs 'existing context + a keystroke' is so common, we should probably also add clarification of that specific idea.
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This was fixed by #9908 -- new error message in .kmx compile phase that means this one can no longer be emitted (because this was raised in .js compile phase, after .kmx)
Reported at https://community.software.sil.org/t/error-4054-statement-extended-is-not-currently-supported-in-context/8571
This error message actually means 'you cannot use keys in the context part of the rule` (and will never be able to because it's a logical impossibility!)
So two things:
It would also help to reference the documentation at https://help.keyman.com/developer/language/guide/rules
At the same time as updating the error message, let's add a clarifying para on that page: the documentation already helps to differentiate between the different parts of a rule, but given how the understanding of 'a sequence of keystrokes' vs 'existing context + a keystroke' is so common, we should probably also add clarification of that specific idea.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: