Errare humanum est - I found out that behaVIOR is documented in the main
dictionnary :drunk:
There are 6 references to "behavior" (and not behavIOURS as I as a french
lad looked for...)
and it would have been clearer to my view to keep the name as "parentScript"
because behaviors mostly refer to
Thanks for the hint.. I did find engine change log for V.3.5, but behaviour
info is vague there and "ParentScriptNotes.txt" where details should have
been is missing out!
Had similar problem with version 4.00 for which splash21 saw the engine
change log, and it was not there either on my disk!
B
Robert,
check the .txt file that comes with the release. They list the new
additions there with some brief help usually.
:D
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 11:44 PM, Robert M. wrote:
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> First.. I appreciate work being done by runrev, but I really point out how...
> "strange" to my view their policy reg
First.. I appreciate work being done by runrev, but I really point out how...
"strange" to my view their policy regarding documentation is... and when I
write "strange", I mean.. many other birds!
Precisely (once more..) I have been "charmed" by two articles mentionning
the new possibility of "pa
