On 02/29/2012 06:06 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
I would say AFTER in case there is something there already, and I would put cr& field
"NEWSCRIPT" to make sure you are not putting anything on the same line as the last
line of a script.
Well, as I pointed out a couple of hours ago; one should use SET rather
than PUT; because Craig, rightly, prodded me
for being a bit goofy and forgetting that a script is not like a field.
Bob
On Feb 29, 2012, at 12:24 AM, Richmond wrote:
On 02/29/2012 05:59 AM, Cal Horner wrote:
Over the years I have created a lot of plug-ins. Some templates are for the
interface and many templates are for scripts. An example would be the
ask/answer dialog template.
I have always cut and pasted the scripts into the script editor. Simply
because I didn't have the knowledge(expertise) to insert the code by program
My question is can I place the generated code into the script editor, by
program.
If it is possible, How is it done. Any examples?
Thanks
Cal
Surely all one has to do is something like this:
put fld "NEWSCRIPT" into the script of button "BLAH"
of course it is probably hardly worth it as you would have
to import the script from a text file into a fld, and by the time you've
done that and the script it is probably just as time consuming as
cutting-and-pasting the
text yourself.
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