Basically the Immed program let's you write out little snipets of
scripts and test them in realtime, so it's useful to programmers of all
ability levels. I just am interested to see where Aaron's finding this
to be most practically advantageous, 'cause I haven't really gotten the
hang of using it in the right time in the right way yet.
Jared
Josh wrote:
Hi,
Since I am completely new to programming, would the IMMED script be
useful for me?
Josh
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Subject: Re: harvest window and we event scripts
Aaron, I'd really like a few practical examples of ways you've been
using immed, if you can. Maybe it's just me being an idiot, but I
just haven't gotten the hang of using its realtime feedback properly
and am probably hindering my progress as a result.
Jared
Aaron Smith wrote:
See www.gwmicro.com/scripts/immed.
"The Scripting Immediate Mode Window script provides a way to
develop and test script functionality (or script snippets) in
real-time without having to create and load an entire script."
Aaron
Josh wrote:
what is immed?
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Aaron Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 8:01 PM
Subject: Re: harvest window and we event scripts
That depends on what info you're looking for. Both scripts
certainly provide a host of information, so they're definitely
good one-two punch when trying to figure out what an application
is up to. Personally, I think the Immed script is invaluable for
testing ideas before putting them into practice.
Aaron
Life My Way wrote:
witht he above two scripts is it posible to get all of the needed
info to script aps?
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