Re: message path function

2016-09-11 Thread Mike Kerner
gt;>> >>> But what does the "next pass" mean? Or the "next stop"? Are we talking >>> about the message path or subsequent breakpoints in the execution flow of >>> your handlers? >>> >>> >>> Craig Newman >>> >>&g

Re: message path function

2016-09-11 Thread J. Landman Gay
ne that batty? But what does the "next pass" mean? Or the "next stop"? Are we talking about the message path or subsequent breakpoints in the execution flow of your handlers? Craig Newman -Original Message- From: Mike Kerner To: How to use LiveCode Sent: Sun, Se

Re: message path function

2016-09-11 Thread Mike Kerner
; From: Mike Kerner > To: How to use LiveCode > Sent: Sun, Sep 11, 2016 7:55 am > Subject: message path function > > I'm trying to find out where the next "pass" goes (I'm working on the > script editor, so breakpoints don't work). I don't remember

Re: message path function

2016-09-11 Thread dunbarx
l Message- From: Mike Kerner To: How to use LiveCode Sent: Sun, Sep 11, 2016 7:55 am Subject: message path function I'm trying to find out where the next "pass" goes (I'm working on the script editor, so breakpoints don't work). I don't remember there being any wa

message path function

2016-09-11 Thread Mike Kerner
I'm trying to find out where the next "pass" goes (I'm working on the script editor, so breakpoints don't work). I don't remember there being any way to see what the next stop in the message path is (the script editor is now goverened by a pile of behavior scripts, and I am either overlooking some