David Burgun wrote:
A standalone has limits in the number of lines that can be
compiled. Try designing the script so it is less than 10 lines.
(Or about.)
Why is this? Is there a way around it? It seems really weird that
you can't add a script dynamically this is more that 10 lines line!
Scripting requires a license. If you application needs to provide
Transcript programming to your users you can negotiate a license
with Kevin Miller at RunRev.
But if all you want is to implement behaviors for objects,
self-modifying code is usually the hard way to do it, expensive to
debug and maintain.
Most applications have a finite range of behaviors, and specifying
those with properties can give you a robust implementation that
encourages healthy code factoring.
What are you looking to do?
I've written a Stack that outputs the scripts to seperate text files
which is then checked into a source database. I would like to be able
to import these scripts and re-attach them to the appropriate objects
in RunRev.
All tbe Best
Dave
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