On Dec 23, 2004, at 2:58 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Here is a way to find out if it is being compiled twice and when. Use a later version and put in a new command in the script. Then open the stack on an earlier version that doesn't have the command. You will get an error when it compiles. If it really compiles twice, then you will get it twice.
I'm not sure if I understood this correctly or not - can I rephrase it and you tell me if that's what you mean, or if I got it wrong ?
Use a later version of Rev, and add a newly-added command in the card script. Check that works.
Then switch to an earlier version of Rev and load the stack into that; there should be compile errors due to the command which doesn't exist in this earlier version.
Yes ? Or no ?
Yes.
Is there a way to find which commands are recently added ? Or any specific suggestions for commands added between 2.2.1 and 2.5 (the only two versions I have).
Try encrypt.
If it is really compiling twice you will see two errors, I assume. If you get no errors, you may have a shadow stack (a term I just made up) in memory. Quit Revolution and reopen the stack.
This test may not be needed. I tried something trivial and it worked for me on 2.5 on OS X.
Dar
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