How do you deal with filters that don't seem to "take?"

[Spin Khan 0]

What is the going wisdom for troubleshooting filters that just don't seem to "take?"

I keep getting hit with this one,

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17.08.2017 18:19:34: Spin (73.255.117.176:2304) 0e1a00fcda93fcf75393b8d91c65a5ca - #0 "chFrame", babe_core_fnc_handleEHs] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler; 
} else
{
BABE_MAINLOOP = addMissionEventHandler ["EachF"

Despite the fact that (using BE_AEG) I've got,

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!="chFrame\", babe_core_fnc_handleEHs] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler; \n} else\n{\nBABE_MAINLOOP = addMissionEventHandler [\"EachF"

Added to line #2, the exception strings for the eventHandler keyword.

If that doesn't work, and the BE kick keeps happening, I'm stuck on where to go next!

Any thoughts or help?

Thanks!

[Z80CPU 527]

Hello Spin,

I personally take shortcuts.  MOST of the time, they are 'safe', not always!  So BE CAREFUL!

 

Do this, instead of an EXACT MATCH, use 'match anything'

 

You:  !="chFrame\", babe_core_fnc_handleEHs] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler; \n} else\n{\nBABE_MAINLOOP = addMissionEventHandler [\"EachF"

Me:  !"BABE_MAINLOOP" or !"BABE_"

 

This removes ANY chance of a syntax error in your line.  Also, ANY command that uses "BABE_MAINLOOP"/"BABA_" will get 'passed thru'.

 

Again, this CAN BE A DANGEROUS 'shortcut'!  Use at your own risk!

 

Outside of the risk, it does work like a champ!

 

 

If this still does not work, then this means one of three things:

#1 - You have it on the 'wrong line'

#2 - You have it in the wrong file

#3 - #1 and #2