Using dialogs with Python bug

[SeryDavid]

Hello, 

I believe I encountered a bug when sending parameters from python to DIAdem dialog. I simplified the example to be as short as possible.

The python code is:

from DIAdem import Application as dd
if False:
    import DIAdem_CodeCompletion as dd

param = [['Elem1@P', 'Elem1@Q', 'Elemq@R'], ['resource1', 'resource2', 'resource3']]
#param = [['Elem1@P', 'Elem1@Q'], ['resource1', 'resource2', 'resource3']]
#param = [['Elem1@P', 'Elem1@Q', 'Elemq@R'], ['resource1', 'resource2']]
dd.SUDDlgShow('BugDialog', r'C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\DIAdem 2020\Documents\BugDialog.SUD', param)

The dialog is empty, its code is:

Option Explicit 'Erzwingt die explizite Deklaration aller Variablen in einem Skript.

Sub Dialog_EventInitialize(ByRef This) 'Erzeugter Event-Handler
  Dim arguments
  Dim listChannels
  Dim listResources

  arguments = This.GetArgument
  listChannels = arguments(0)
  listResources = arguments(1)
End Sub

Executing the code generates following error:

However, when i uncomment either of the commented lines defining the param variable, the code is running again. It seems that the number of items in the lists affects whether the code does run or not.

Does anyone know what is happening / Can anyone forward the message as bug if it really is a bug?

Thanks.

[VA.KI]

Hello,

Have you checked DIAdem 2020 Known Issues article?

[SeryDavid]

I checked it now and there does not seem to be a similar issue mentioned.