Le 21 avr. 09 à 12:38, David Bovill a écrit :
In general it's good not to use "do" for repeated actions because of
its
speed. I've actually not done a speed test, but I'm pretty sure
calling a
custom prop directly (see below) is much faster.
Also using message inheritance will be much faster than repeating
manually
through all the controls in the hierarchy. This won't matter for one-
offs -
but I use these techniques for geometry management and they need to
be as
fast as possible (without sacrificing ease of scripting or
maintenance).
.....
Actually you don't need to use "do' dick. One of the great things
about
custom properties is that you can do this:
put "test_Prop" into myCustomPropvar
put the myCustomPropvar of btn 1
You can also do this with params: so in Dicks case
put pCustomPropertySetName & "[" & quote & pCustomPropertyName &
quote & "]
into myCustomPropvar
put the myCustomPropvar of tRevObject into tValue
good to know... Thanks, David
There used to be a bug in which you had to be careful about spaces
with the
param passed - not sure if it is still there - email me if you get
problems
and I'll dig it out.
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