Eric,
You are right and I also try to do this whenever I can. However, I have some time critical loops that recur for which I do not want to incur the overhead of calling a handler. But in the case I cited, I was actually in the process of moving handlers to consolidate them into one place once I figured out that I would use it more than once.

Dennis
On May 27, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:

Hi Dennis and above all everyone,

Excuse me if I did not understand correctly your problem but it gave me a general thought (may be OT).

Having more than one occurence of any code in a stack might not be a good idea... Don't you think it would be better to have a handler, a function, with parameters, arguments... at a higher level?
This avoids errors and makes the maintenance easier...
I am thinking of a rule (among others) that helps me a lot to improve my code since years: Eric, never repeat any statement anywhere ;-)

Best regards from Paris,

Eric Chatonet.

Le 27 mai 05 � 18:15, Dennis Brown a �crit :


This problem has been driving me crazy also. When I go into a locked position group and cut something from a script, then back out of the and go into another locked group and paste into another script, nothing happens. The paste buffer is empty. My data is missing! Argh!!! I finally figured out to open the script on both objects first then cut and paste between them.


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