Hi,
Yes, I could understand it if it were using in the <time> clause, but
I'm not. If so do this:
on TestIt @theArray,theValue
put 123 into theArray["Dave"]
end TestIt
on mouseUp
local myDoStatement
local mySendStatement
local myArray
put empty into myArray
put "TestIt myArray,1" into myDoStatement
do myDoStatement
end mouseUp
It works ok, but what I want to be able to do is to have the command
sent to a different object as in:
put the long id of field "xyz" into myHandlerLocation
send "TestIt myArray,1" to myHandlerLocation
Is there no way of doing this in RunRev?
All the Best
Dave
On 22 Jun 2008, at 15:39, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Klaus,
I tried that while you wrote it. It doesn't work. I believe the
send command just is't capable of setting variables by reference.
This seems logical, if you think of what would be happening if you
add "in 0 millisecs".
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On 22 jun 2008, at 16:33, Klaus Major wrote:
I think yo have to create a variable first before you can
reference it.
Try this:
on mouseUp
local myArray
put empty into myArray
send "TestIt myArray,1" to me
end mouseUp
Regards
Klaus Major
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