If I cant do this then is it possible to have a getNetText then run a
loop for the results without having to use enter, exit, or step frame? I
want to include the whole thing in one function so as I can pass the
results back to the function that called the url. If I use exit frame
for example then I dont know which function has requested the url, I
have stared using variable objects. e.g. gCallBack = gMyObject so when
the text is loaded I call gCallBack.dealWithText(netTextResults()). This
is not flexible enough because some objects load urls for different
reasons. So I need to be able to call back the specific function that
called the load url.
Hope this makes sense
JamieD
>
> Hi all,
>
> I want to have a variable that points to a function. how can
> I do this?
> I cant use this -
>
> me.pointer = me.function()
>
> because this simply call the function. What I want to to is call the
> function later on in my script by calling me.pointer("some vars"). Is
> this possible in Lingo?
>
> Thank you
>
> JamieD
>
> Jamie Dyer
> Senior Web Designer
> T: 01752 23(3959)
> University of Plymouth
>
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