wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "mockey_a" <mockey@> 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?
I don't right now. It uses 0x02. I might add, I guess. But I
could not make it fool proof (pun intended). >
> 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...)
>
I thought about this. Probably simpler just to use
cb("[EMAIL PROTECTED]",...) ; pp just adds .
cb("@label",...) ;; PP adds scriptname.
cb("script",...) ;; pp adds just .
this would break anybody that had used beta, but cleaner than two
functions I think. I'll switch to this unless you can think of a
reason not too.
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