Hi Kerry,
I have a half-finished 'ProjectMgr' utility movie - it gives you a treeview of all the casts/members on one side, and a bunch of info for the selected member on the other - including a view of the selected member's hard-coded dependencies (either parsed out of the scriptText directly or when they're listed in a script with the format --#using script("SomeScript") or --#requires member("Foo"))
Anyway, it would easy enough to adapt it to parse out other info from the script so you could easily identify what kind of script it has (for example, you could give the scripts different icons or colours in the treeview). I've been using it mainly to manage 'packages' of scripts, and to do various searches on cast members (regex, searching properties etc). Theres an early test version at www.lingoworkshop.com/testzone/ProjectMgr/PMgr_alpha001.html. If you're interested, I can send you the source.
Luke
On 22/01/2005, at 9:41 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
The example I gave, behaviors and parent scripts, wasn't a particularly good
one. Our project has almost 350 different scripts. I'd like to be able to
tell at a glance if the parent script is an activity script, an activity
intro/outro script, part of the core engine, etc.
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