Peculiar Macro Issue??

ID:265024
 
Nov 18 2011, 12:19 pm (Edited on Nov 18 2011, 1:18 pm)
Code:
client/proc
    addMacro(kKey as text, runProc as command_text, repeat = 0, release = 0, shift = 0, alt = 0, ctrl = 0)
        if(release) kKey += "+UP"
        if(repeat) kKey += "+REP"
        if(shift) kKey += "+SHIFT"
        if(alt) kKey += "+ALT"
        if(ctrl) kKey += "+CTRL"
        winset(src,kKey,{"parent="Game";name=[kKey];command="[escape_text(runProc)]""})

mob/verb
        ApplyBind(k,cmd)
            src.macs[k]="NAME OF COMMAND"
            src.m_cmd[k]=cmd
            src.client.addMacro(k,cmd,1,0,0,0,0)//this line works
//      src.client.addMacro(k,cmd,0,0,0,0,0) but when i set the repeat to 0, it fails.


Problem description:
the second (grey) line doesnt work, but the first one does.
ofc - I only ever have one or the other.
the difference is the 1/0 in the argument. And it represents the REPEAT argument
Nov 18 2011, 1:05 pm
If you want help you need to say what the problem is, assuming people are going to read your code and figure out the problem themselves is pretty short-sighted.
Nov 18 2011, 1:07 pm (Edited on Nov 18 2011, 1:36 pm)
In response to Nadrew
OOps, I thought I did; I was in the midst of editing it...
The code does explain it, though.

When I set the repeat argument to 1, everything works fine, when I set it to 0, it falls apart (doesnt set the macro)

EDIT:
After dithering around with macros - it seems possible that the codes working just fine, but BYOND no longer recognises any macro unless it is set for repeat? BYOND bug perhaps?

EDITx2:
Turns out, if ANY of the arguments == 1, it works. Otherwise if they all == 0 it fails