Hi Alan,
I use something like what you are proposing also for my variables
that are "almost constants", eg. my primary browser's exefilename
never seems to be a constant.
;snip.txt
@Browse1
@browseF
QUIT(?"%ProgramFiles%\...\firefox.exe")
@browseA
QUIT(?"%ProgramFiles%\...\avant.exe")
@pro
QUIT(WIN.ExePath("=powerpro"))
An example of using:
DO([EMAIL PROTECTED], ?"http://groups.yah...";)
DO([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]("Break Nested calls")#)
For me, this is a bit easier than reading an INI file.
Ted
--- In [email protected], Alan Martin wrote:
> ScriptA can read any of the static variables in ScriptB.
>
> ScriptB should end with this section:
>
> quit
> @GetStatic
> quit(eval(arg(1)))
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