--- In [email protected], "mockey_a" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> x = 1234
> win.debug(cb("lab", x)) outputs
> [EMAIL PROTECTED](?|1234|)
> where | is in fact replaced by a char with hex value less than
> 0x20.

One question, one suggestion:

I assume when you determine what | will be, i.e. which hex value less
than 0x20, you scan the string to be inserted to make sure there's no
collision?

And: callbacks in same cases are not to a label in the same script,
but to a separate, named script.  But your parameter processing could
be useful either in that situation too.  Maybe

you produce

   cbs(scriptname, label, arg1, arg2...)

where label can be nullstring?

  .testIt(?|1234|, ?|1234|)








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