Yes, there's nothing 'dangerous' or license-violating about it, but it
seems analogous to writing the same block of code a bunch of times when
a loop would be better.
And it isn't really extensible. How many duplicates is enough? Almost
guaranteed it's going to be one more than I currently have created.
Which means I'll have to stop doing whatever I'm doing, close down a
copy of LC, dupe it, and then try to get back to where I was.
At any rate, it doesn't sound like there's any way around it which is
unfortunate.
I really want to like LC, but it seems like it keeps getting in either
its own way, or mine.
Have to give this a think.
Thanks!
On 05/10/2011 11:51 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
Actually using multiple instances of Livecode is fine, and what Trevor
recommended to avoid namespace conflict in his live seminar demonstrating
the framework.
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David Glass - Gray Matter Computing
graymattercomputing.com
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