Script is... too fast?

Hi,

Is that possible, that script do things faster then InDesign can react, so some codes return false results?

For example this situation:

There is a 1 row 4 columns table with contents. All of those cell's default width is equal ( = table.width/4).

So I want to fit those width to the contents and run this...

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table.cells.everyItem().width = 5;

        for (var u = 0; u < table.cells.length ; u++)

        {

            while (table.cells.overflows){

            table.cells.width++;

            }

        }

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It works fine as a separate code.

But as a part of longer one (this is a function called from main body)

goes to recursive job: cell is growing, cause cells.overflows keeps value = true unless cells width gone to "tousend of points".

Is cells.overflows value (true or false) depend on InDesign display abilities?

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edited later...

If I replace while conditions to:

for (var u = 0; u < table.cells.length ; u++)

        {

            while (table.cells.contents !== table.cells.paragraphs[0].contents)

            table.cells.width++;

         }

it works fine in both ways.

thx