Jeff Weiss wrote:
First am I right that the only way to add your own script to test it is
to create a pagage and then install that package?
You don't have to. In the Script Manager, there's a Load button where
you can load a script manually. In fact, anyone developing a script
would use this method until they get their script finalized. Especially
if you run your scripts from somewhere other than the default user
profile directory.
One is a version of the play sounds set file from the manual. This
seems to work for playing a named sound "crime.wav" that I put in there,
but not for the default beep.
Can you provide a code example?
The other set file is a slight modification of the script template set
file. This seemed to run; however, now, I have 14 set files that show
errors. I think this relates to the homer shared object.
That is something you should report to the script author.
Question, does the gwtoolkit and the homer shared object autimatically
load first?
There is no order to loading. All scripts (global ones, anyway) get
blasted through all together. That is why scripts using those shared
object scripts need to have logic to determine when the shared objects
become available.
By the way, you might want to move this discussion over to gw-scripting,
as it's much more suited for this kind of discussion.
Aaron
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