Hi Alex,
great stuff, just one little flaw:
if there are 2 handlers in a script, "on foo" and "on fooBar", and the
second comes first, searching for handler "foo" would find "fooBar".
A simple fix might be to search (offset(...)) for either "on foo"&SPACE
or "on foo"&RETURN
Cheers,
Valentin
Alex da Franca wrote:
Am 22.09.2005 um 14:22 schrieb Tim Welford:
That's a great start Kraig, thanks
Now I have just got to find some lingo to replicate the use of the
"go to handler" button in the script window.
the UIHelper xtra is your friend here.
activateScriptEditor memberNum, castlibNum, fromChar, toChar
on goToHandler handlername, scriptmember
if ilk(scriptmember) <> #member then scriptmember = getScriptMember
(handlername)
if ilk(scriptmember) <> #member then return 0
handlername = "on" && handlername
offs = offset(Return & handlername, scriptMember.scripttext)
if offs > 0 then
activateScriptEditor scriptMember.membernum,
scriptMember.castlibNum, offs, (offs + length(handlername))
end if
end
on getScriptMember handlername
handlername = symbol(handlername)
repeat with m = the number of castlibs down to 1
repeat with n = the number of members of castlib m down to 1
if member(n,m).type = #script then
if (script(member(n,m)).handlers()).getPos(handlername) > 0
then return member(n,m)
end if
end repeat
end repeat
return 0
end
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