Jared,
The problem is we want to keep the help dialog consistent between
scripts and make hotkeys assignments consistent. I could easily add the
hotkey assignment to my options dialog but then it wouldn't be
consistent with other scripts. We created the gwtoolkit for the purpose
of consistency and I don't want to be the first to break that rule. It
would sort of be like Microsoft setting all the Windows standards and
then not using them themselves within their own applications...oh, wait,
Microsoft didn't use them <grin>.
Part of this is because it is all new to you. I've been dealing with
this for many many months so it was obvious to me where the hotkeys are
defined <smile>.
Doug
Jared Wright wrote:
Yaknow, I was gonna tell him to use the script's check for updates
feature, then I went to the help and options dialogue to make sure PI
had one, and didn't think it did. Low and behold, it's another layer
down, in the next help button. And Peter, this may be an easier way to
update than manually downloading and adding the script again, since
you're not using Install Packages.
Doug, is there maybe a chance the hotkey assignment and update
checking could be put into the initial help and options screen rather
than having to click to the second help button to find them? They
really are options more than they are help. *grin*
Jared
Raul A. Gallegos wrote:
In addition to what Jared already said, you could also open the
script manager dialog box. Arrow to the script and reload it with
alt-r. If you have it set to automatically check for updates upon
start, then it will inform you of a new update. If you don't have
this set, then from the script in the script manager, press alt-h to
go to help and options, then alt-h for help. There is a button alt-d
to check for updates now. it will then inform you of a new update and
you simply press alt-i and follow any prompts.
The new script will then be installed. The cool thing is you don't
need to manually copy files, install things, edit them, ETC.
Hope this helps.
Peter Beasley said the following on 7/1/2008 7:20 AM:
As the subjectsays, How do I go about updating this particular
script as there are sites where I don't want it in operation.
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