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Hi, Andreas! I've found somethig strange to me: I've got several stacks, that define commands and functions (duh!). When I check the "Group per handler host" checkbox: 1. the commands are correctly assigned to their stack, be they private or not; 2. the functions… 2.1. … are correctly assigned to th...

get the size of each sub-array via encoding I'm not sure I understand what you mean by 'encoding'…? if you mean using the command 'arrayEncode', that's what I would like to avoid: I need to (well, would like to) get the space in memory , because I don't know how an array is compacted when it is 'en...

Hi, all I know one can get the length of an arrayEncode d array. But I wonder how to get the size in memory of an arrayDecode d array. My preOpenStack handler contains global stackData put arrayDecode(URL anURL) into stackData -- previously encoded array data My data in memory is now a tree that's 5...

A new WIS_ScriptDependencies update: 1.2.0 (22 Nov 2024) Special hint for Fjord: Here you can opt to exclude private commands/functions as well as any other combination of handler types: Of course this is way more general than what I suggested. Thanks, especially as version 1.2.0 (which I had misse...

I'm currently using the code flow chart to help me with a 7 stacks project and I DO like it!
Which made me think of a feature (in case you need an idea.
add a check box to show/hide private handlers in the flowchart
Thanks for the great features!
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François

>Berndt: Oooopss, my mistake; I'm sorry, I got mixed up between both very useful tools, yours and Andreas'.

I'm currently using the code folding to help me with a 7 stacks project and I DO like it!
Which made me think of a feature (in case you need an idea.
add a check box to show/hide private handlers in the flowchart
Thanks for the great feature!
--
François

Jacque: yeah, I thought of this and did that. I ended up removing the openStack entirely, although I didn't really understand what was happening. Could be linked to resizing the stack. I still have to experiment this more precisely.

jacque: What happens if you use "put" instead of "answer"? The dialog may be interfering. Just done that: put "go cd" && theBg && "of stack" && theStack go cd theBg of stack theStack put "I'm back to the script of" && the name of me logString param(0) && "go cd " & theBg & " of stack " & theStack R...

Sorry for the looooong post above
>richmond: I always thought a fjord is a lill' bit deeper and wider that this … trickle?

Wow!! so many answer… seems I'm the first guy who crashes the debugger? Actually I didn't write 'crash' in my original post: I tend to think that an abnormal behavior is usually a consequence to a bug sitting between the chair and the keyboard; mostly… So: stam: it's often helpful setting breakpoint...

I seem to remember a discussion about the maths of geometry problem with pixels in "Inside Macintosh" in an old, old, old edition. Something about points being thick etc. Sadly I had to throw away the book some years ago; if someone still has it, maybe this explains the problem.

Hi, I'm trying to debug a handler that basically takes parameters 'cdName' and 'stackName'. It does a few controls and eventually if everything is OK, does go cd cdName of stack stackName I'm trying to debug my app and whenever the debugger reaches that instruction the debugger dies and the Livecode...

Nice extension ! This makes the script editor way more civilized…. Thanks, Bernd !

All right, Thanks… (still stuck with my problem but I made a fresh copy of both my stacks and started it all again, and it works…)