minor bug?

Hello

Firstly apologies if this is not the correct way to register a bug - please advise the correct method

Bug Details
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<contextmenu enterfs="Fullscreen" exitfs="Exit Fullscreen">
<item name="example" caption="xabout" onclick="aboutus();" />
</contextmenu>

To reproduce the bug change the text for the caption to "about" - the item will no longer appear on the context menu.
I have tried different strings - it appears that "about" in this context is a reserved word.

If this is verified and a specific issue rather than a general one then I feel a simple documentation update would suffice. I spent several hours
debugging this one as a missing item is not easily or quickly identified as being due to a specific choice of characters for what is simply a text label.

Jonnie

Thanks for the rapid response Klaus,

I think the documentation you have added closes this issue.

My main concern is that this problem can take a long time to diagnose, people who have not used flash directly may
assume that a caption is only a label for the user to read and therefore provided that it only contains "valid" characters
then the code should not really care what the contents are.

I only managed to debug this by a process of methodical elimination and even when I had isolated a working case and a non-working
case I still found it difficult to believe that this was the problem because I had assumed that a caption was simply a human readable label and that the contents
should not be of interest to the code.

A newbie programmer might not have got to the bottom of this one - thankfully I have twenty years pro programming behind
me and I am used to using a patient and methodical process of decomposition and elimination when intuition or knowledge fails to find the answer.

I must say that it is early days for me with Krpano but so far I have nothing else but praise for your methodical, well thought out system, I have recently started
with another piece of software (for stitching) from a different source and I can only say I wish that they had the same eye for detail, usability, logic and consistency
that I feel you have, I feel that Krpano is a professionally and well designed, well written piece of software.

This gives me confidence in basing my commercial activities around your code instead of the competition.

Kind regards
Jonnie.