I hadn't tried it until you asked, however it is something I might use sometimes, except it has one or two shortcomings. I felt quite happy with it because it was reminiscent of working in RealBasic.
FWIW my first impression was that if it just showed the complete handler I might use it a lot. If a script contains a lot of exisiting handlers and is long, text-editing can become unresponsive, and the single handler view could be handy in that situation. Trying to separate the globals, locals and parameters just seemed a bit superfluous to me. I took a look at an initialisation script of mine that declares 84 globals, needless to say they didn't all fit into the one-line field ;-) Another thing that I would criticise is that without the handler list turned on, the view is actually quite cryptic - what are you looking at ? how do you make a handler ? You type "on mouseup" for instance and then it vanishes, but where does it go to ? From a beginner's point of view this is actually an extra level of confusion I'd have thought. martin > Geoff Canyon asked: >How many people use Single-Handler Mode in the Script Editor? How many >people ever used it (maybe when getting started? How many people think >it is useful for getting started with Revolution? > _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
