IN_EXCLUDE in ext .res erros on ACCEPT argument

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On 13/06/2012 at 12:11, xxxxxxxx wrote:

just like the subject says, and its making me angry lol.

Im attempting to make an Include/Exclude box where objects can be dropped in, and then those objects will be stored in a list for later use.

my testing code:

  
DIALOG test  
{  
	GROUP TAB1  
	{  
		NAME TAB1;  
		SCALE_H;  
		SCALE_V;  
		COLUMNS 1;  
		ROWS 2;  
		SPACE 4,4;
		IN_EXCLUDE INEXCLUDE  
		{  
			NUM_FLAGS 1;  
			ACCEPT {Obase;}  
		}  
	}  
}

*** the indentation in the preview seems to be messed up, sorry for that.***
the C++ docs have this listed under "IN_EXCLUDE (description element)" if you do a Contents/Search.
the documentation example is as follows:

  
IN_EXCLUDE  MY_LIST 
  {   
    NUM_FLAGS 4;   
    INIT_STATE 8;  // IMAGE_04 ON, the rest OFF  
    
    IMAGE_01_ON 1009313;   
    IMAGE_02_ON 1009314;   
    IMAGE_03_ON 1009315;   
    IMAGE_04_ON 1009316;  
    
    IMAGE_01_OFF 1009317;   
    IMAGE_02_OFF 1009318;   
    IMAGE_03_OFF 1009319;   
    IMAGE_04_OFF 1009320;   
    
    ACCEPT { Obase; }  
  }

When i load in the plugin however (my example) an error is thrown on the line with ACCEPT.
I have taken all other arguments out except for ACCEPT, and even tried running the IN_EXCLUDE in various circumstances, like in a group, in a tab, by itself, etc.
I looked in the spineGlide plugin's .res file to see how it was using the includes box, and the only thing i see different is that 1) im using DIALOGE and its using CONTAINER, and 2) the CONTAINER has an INCLUDE Obase; but DIALOGE, under the docs, doesnt seem to accept this argument.

so... anyone got any idea wtf im doing wrong or what im not adding in to make this work?

Thanks in advance,
Charles