Hi Peter
I wonder, can Director script window have multiple statements in one
line?
e.g.
instead of
varA = 5
varB = 10
yes you can, but is it totally inefficient ;¬)
Here's the stupid workaround:
do(varA = 5 RETURN varB = 10)
Now that you've readi it, you can forgot about it :¬)
cheers,
séb
hi peter,
you can easily simulate a multiline-command message window by your own
tool xtra. I've send you an example, just put lingo.dir in your xtras
folder, restart director and invoke it from the xtra menu. it supports
copy and paste, and instead of a slow do() command it uses a faster:
on
Thanks all for the suggestions. Now I see, that I have to sacrifice
subtlety to expediency.
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Nope. One statement per line.
And while you are at it, I find it much clearer when each property is
declared on a seperate line.
Irv
At 11:01 PM +0200 12/4/03, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hello,
I wonder, can Director script window have multiple statements in one
line?
e.g.
instead of
varA = 5
varB =
On Dec 4, 2003, at 3:01 PM, Peter Bochan wrote:
I wonder, can Director script window have multiple statements in one
line?
Nope.
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