Commenting would only affect things if the wholeMatches is set to
true - normally, lineOffset will get the right line even if it's
commented out, no?
Mark
On 17 Mar 2006, at 12:06, David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
Of course none of the solutions so far work if the function is
commented out. To make the code 100% foolproof is a lot of work. I
was doing something similar and found that comments made life
really difficult.
All the Best
Dave
On 17 Mar 2006, at 11:42, Robert Brenstein wrote:
Perhaps using
set the wholematches to true
put lineOffset("on" && pHandlerName, pScript) into tStart
if tStart is 0 then put lineOffset("function" && pHandlerName,
pScript) into
tStart
put (lineOffset("end" && pHandlerName, pScript) +1 into tEnd
answer tStart & cr & tEnd
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
Unfortunately, wholematches can't be used, at least for the first
lineoffset, because there are likely some parameters further in
that line. The alternative to lineOffset is to use regex.
A truly generic function would need to know whether it searches
for command or function, because it is possible to have one of
each with the same name.
Robert
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