On 2/10/2005 4:29:04 AM, Ted Wall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> An event is less CPU intensive at startup:
>
> EVENT.Create(10,30, ESC("event.destroythis\n",?"\")++ ;;+
> ".YourScript", ?#ANYWINDOW("=notepad")# )
>
> The above event launches YourScript.txt when a "notepad.exe" exists.
Hi Ted,
I'm just learning about the Event plugin, very nice.
Just with the above, the Event.txt info file doesn't mention "\n" for
new lines, only "\r".. is that an error above, or an omission in Event.txt?
Also, the ESC() function seems kinda messy when there's the ?"" syntax,
doesn't it? This:
EVENT.Create(10,30, ESC("event.destroythis\n",?"\")++ ;;+
".YourScript", ?#ANYWINDOW("=notepad")# )
could be written as:
Event.Create(10,30, ?#.YourScript\r Event.DestroyThis#, \+
?#anywindow("=notepad")#)
couldn't it?
Cheers
Karen
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