> The technique of commenting out the first line to disable the handler > does not work in Transcript.
You've said this a couple of times, but I have handlers where the first line is commented and the handler *is* disabled. Can you give an example of where this is not true?
There's an example (rather trivial one) in the Bugzilla entry (2468)
A more serious one is
on A local tLine end A
on mouseUp B end mouseUp
on B put "original B string" into tLine C put tLine & cr after msg end B
on C put "the C version" into tLine end C
This prints out "original B string" to the message box. Comment out the first line of A, and it will now output "the C version".
The comment has disabled handler A, except for the local tLine statement, which has become script-local, and therefore changed the effect of the (implicit) declarations of tLine within B and C. So now the two handlers interfere with each other, when normally they wouldn't.
-- Alex.
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