Todd Mitchell wrote: > I have noticed some weird occurances involving items created using the > CFPython.CreateObject() function > First thing it does not use the name of the arch to create an arch, but uses > the name flag in the arch (e.g. you have to use 'strange key' instead of > 'key2'). This is somewhat of a problem in my way of thinking since it is > confusing. It also poses potential problems in that there are archetypes that have the same object name. arch names are guaranteed to be unique. > > id = CFPython.CreateObject('strange key', (x, y)) > CFPython.SetName(id, 'Key Lot %s' %(v[0])) > CFPython.SetMessage(id, 'This is the key to a %s > located on registered lot #%s' %(v[2],v[0])) > #CFPython.SetSlaying(id, 'Key Lot %s' %(v[0])) Make sure you put a \n at the end of the message you set. Arguably, the plugin should do this for you if you don't, but it doesn't.