I was thinking the same thing, and when I look in the interpreter, I
find that the script index IS stacked and restored in jtlinf().
Can someone show a simple example of how the script-index field in an
entity gets corrupted?
Henry Rich
On 4/10/2019 11:23 AM, Raul Miller wrote:
As described, that will work for scripts in the same folder, but will
break if those scripts require or load scripts from different folders
which implement the same mechanism.
What seems to be missing here is use of a stack for tracking this
external dependency (and I think it has to go into the implementation
of the interpreter, though putting something into the implementation
of 'load' could do the trick).
Thanks,
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