Hi.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alan Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Feature request:
> could we either have a new form of jump such as script.jump(expr)
> or change the Jump command to accept &(variable) as its parameter
> as well as accepting literal labels
> please?
By combining the possibilities of statics, args, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and quit()
you really shouldn't need jump. I haven't used it for ages. For
passing locals once using args and quit() is quite appropriate. If
variables are used more often in several subroutines of a script I
think statics are a better deal anyway.
E.g. you can do something like this:
local test = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
win.debug(test)
quit
@subroutine
local test = "the result"
quit(test)
also you can use variables for subroutine-labels with:
local subroutine = "test"
do(".@" ++ subroutine)
and so on...
Mockey
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