I complained about this problem last year and it still happens.
When you clone a block of a recipe (eg. a for loop), the cloned steps that refer to pills in the block should be updated to the new steps in the new cloned block. They currently refer back to the steps in the original block. It is very cumbersome(and prone to errors that are hard to find) to have to go through each new step and change all of the pills to those referencing the corresponding steps within the new block.
1. input array
2. create list
3. for each item in list {2}
4. read data {1}[{3}]
5. process data from {4}
(((( Cloning 3 creates the following block))))
6. for each item in list{2}
7. read data {1}[{3}] ---------> this should be {1}[{6}]
8. process data from {4} -----> this should be {7}
Eric Pooley
Continued problem with cloned recipe block
I complained about this problem last year and it still happens.
When you clone a block of a recipe (eg. a for loop), the cloned steps that refer to pills in the block should be updated to the new steps in the new cloned block. They currently refer back to the steps in the original block. It is very cumbersome(and prone to errors that are hard to find) to have to go through each new step and change all of the pills to those referencing the corresponding steps within the new block.
1. input array
2. create list
3. for each item in list {2}
4. read data {1}[{3}]
5. process data from {4}
(((( Cloning 3 creates the following block))))
6. for each item in list{2}
7. read data {1}[{3}] ---------> this should be {1}[{6}]
8. process data from {4} -----> this should be {7}