At 9:49 PM -0700 6/19/2005, Timothy Miller wrote:
In the interim -- a quick question. When I have a script open, I see
a menu item "script:variable checking" I can't find it in the
onboard documentation. No doubt it's useful at times. What does it
do?
It turns on the explicitVariables propert
--- MisterX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> Variable checking is one of my favorite
> features.
>
> It checks that:
> - all variables are declared
> -- local whatever
> -- if you use "it" without a previous "Get"
> however
> -- it will flag an error (as if i couldn't
> get somethi
MisterX-
Sunday, June 19, 2005, 10:07:48 PM, you wrote:
M> -- noticed. Just use a handler before.
Very clever.
M> and best of all, in most cases, it takes less time to be compliant
M> with variablechecking than it takes to find bugs.
Also, you're finding bugs earlier in the design process r
Hi Tim,
Variable checking is one of my favorite features.
It checks that:
- all variables are declared
-- local whatever
-- if you use "it" without a previous "Get" however
-- it will flag an error (as if i couldn't get something
-- another way (do "get the time") - and that won't be
Peter T. Evensen wrote:
What does Variable Checking do in the Script editor, Script menu, and
where is that documented?
Selecting "Variable checking" is equivalent to setting
"explicitVariables" to true - and the meaning is documented under
Dictionary / explicitVariables (there may be additio
