Apophymator Startup in Apophysis 7X-15C by morphapoph

I know this issue is now years old but just recently while writing at my own script I hit this problem and then landed here.
I've examined the behavior and it is... outright weird. Now as we know here:
InputQuery('Title', 'Test'+#13#10, Variable);
Doesn't work as expected. I've tried it with sLineBreak and LineEnding instead but these aren't accepted at all.

There are more differences between the online references of Pascal I found and the way the scripter handles stuff. For example you can't mask the input by writing it like so:
InputQuery('Title', 'Test', TRUE, Variable);

Very confusingly I DID find a way to turn on masking anyway, and that is by having #0-#31 as the very first part in the second parameter, like this:
InputQuery('Title', #31+'Test', Variable);
That command will give an InputQuery with enabled masking. Any other version with #0 or #10 or so on would as well. More than that, whereas every time you put some '#xx' in somewhere it lengthens the box by one sign, if the first thing in the second parameter is #0-#31 then it won't lengthen the box but instead mask the input.
Now #32 would be a simple space and this:
InputQuery('Title', #32+'Test', Variable);
Would yield what we'd initially expect, the same if we'd write ' Test' instead.

I'm not sure if it's related to the issue, but it might be. After all the needed #10 and #13 are within the range of the 32 numbers that are being mistreated when put on the first spot.

I found what I thought *might* be relevant.  But as I feared, even if it's something that could help, it's not free.
Could you tell with a quick glance if this might help with XP:
www.tmssoftware.com/site/vtd.a…

No, no, no... You've done enough.  I'm aware of the distribution restrictions.
I saw something on the TMS site about "message boxes" (or similar) that related to changes beginning in Vista, but that's probably still not a solution for XP.  Possibly what I saw was relevant but I'd have to search to find it.  The major downside IIRC was that an additional component had to be purchased.
Just out of curiosity, I use #13#10 for linebreaks.  Is there some other way to do that?

Actually I know that the script is working in 15c because I have ways to run it without depending on the dialogs.
The one and only problem I've seen so far is with the wonky dialogs. But those are due to some kind of upgrades that TMS-Software made to the new version George is using inside of 15c.
And everyone knows... it takes a while to get a handle on new bits of digits.
I have faith in George's ability. He's made some remarkable improvements to Apo.
FWIW, I would have given up on Apophymator had it not been for George's
willingness to implement multiple requests of mine which effected how the scripter worked.
With no Apophymator I would have been bored.