>Actually, the parser has seen everything -- everything will be parsed on
>script save. But for other reasons this is not possible.
And what if a user first writes the line using a call and then actually
adds the call? Parsing will fail! That's why I'm more in favor of parsing
when a script needs to be checked. E.g. when a mouseWithin message arrives,
the script is parsed if it wasn't before and then the interpreter checks
whether it traps the message.
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer
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