Am 22.09.2005 um 16:46 schrieb Valentin Schmidt:
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
absolutely right, I stand corrected.
there are still other flaws which I thought of:
- some of my scripts catch the handlers() function to hide from
curious views... ;-)
- it should check only for scripts of type #movie, as behaviors and
parent scripts may have the same handler names or in case of parent
and behavior it should store the last result in a global variable and
proceed from that position in the castlib downwards at the next call
to the function, à la "find next"
I've used UIHelper for some of my own tool miaws like for example
"findAll", which could be also used to find all occurrences of:
"\ron\s*foo\W"
to find
on foo
as well as
on foo(
personally I don't like the parentheses at all, I only use
parentheses for functions which return something. so I can
distinguish easier between:
value = foo()
and
foo
but that's stupid aesthetik... ;-)
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