Chipp,
I use stuff like that all the time in the RevHTTP server for running
the functions on cgis. But I don't usually use functions, I use
handlers that like function return values. I assemble a line with a
send call in a string and I execute that string using DO. then I
check for the result variable for my return values. This works very
fine.
I know you're trying to call functions and not handlers but I've
entered the same trouble you're in now and solved it by using
handlers and send. I know this is no solution and just a hack, but it
is working and it is easy to understand.
cheers
andre
On Jan 19, 2007, at 10:55 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Trying to call function 'foo(param1,param2)' in button "bar" from
somewhere
outside the message path.
So, I do this:
put "1,000" into param1
put "Soldiers" into param2
get value("foo(param1,param2)",btn "bar")
Sadly, the literals "param1" and "param2" are passed to foo instead
of the
variables.
I've tried escaping, quoting, and waving a half dead chicken over
foo. No
good. Any ideas?
TRY YOURSELF
Create a new stack:
create button "bar" with script:
function foo param1,param2
answer param1 &cr& param2
end foo
Create another button "PressMe"
on mouseUp
put "1,000" into param1
put "soldiers" into param2
answer value("foo(param1,param2)",btn "bar")
end mouseUp
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