Sorry for such a 'newbie' question but how exactly does one go about registering WordLib to use in their
standalone? I have a registration code but where do I enter this code exactly?
I was sent an email that says use the registerWordLib command in your scripts but where exactly does this get placed?
Thanks!
Registering WordLib
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Re: Registering WordLib
If memory serves, you just call that command anywhere in your script before calling any other commands or functions in WordLib.
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Re: Registering WordLib
Hi, Thanks for the reply.
Here is what I implemented in order to execute my standalone.
on preOpenStack
start using "wordlib"
registerWordLib "YOURCODE"
end preOpenStack
on preOpenStack
start using "wordreport"
registerWordReport "YOURCODE"
end preOpenStack
In order to use this method you have to make sure both wordlib and wordreport are substacks in your project.
Here is what I implemented in order to execute my standalone.
on preOpenStack
start using "wordlib"
registerWordLib "YOURCODE"
end preOpenStack
on preOpenStack
start using "wordreport"
registerWordReport "YOURCODE"
end preOpenStack
In order to use this method you have to make sure both wordlib and wordreport are substacks in your project.
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Re: Registering WordLib
Hi tasdvl9
Are you using two preOpenStack handers in your stack script? If so I suggest you put all the code you need in one of them and zap the other one - and in general only have one handler using a particular name within an object's script.
Kind regards
Dave
Are you using two preOpenStack handers in your stack script? If so I suggest you put all the code you need in one of them and zap the other one - and in general only have one handler using a particular name within an object's script.
Kind regards
Dave
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Re: Registering WordLib
Thanks!
Sorry. I was a little too overly eager to answer and posted that code snippet twice
Sorry. I was a little too overly eager to answer and posted that code snippet twice
