Dave, Jacque, please explain more... if one wants more 'threads' one
needs separate scripts?
I kinda know this works but I need to define it...
so if one trys to do a blocking thing, say, in the bg script, then
any handler in that script is halted?
but if one does a "send in x" a command to an object, say button or
field or whatever from the same bg script, the script in the btn
executes and/or blocks while the bg script continues?
What would be the best repository for such "little" scripts? Hidden
buttons? Backscripts?
is there a way to pull a script from a custom prop and 'do' it
(within scriptlimits of course) in a runtime? I couldn't get this to
work.
On 13 Jun 2007, at 16:31, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dave Cragg wrote:
Although "post" is described as "blocking" it only blocks the
script it is called in. Other scripts can run at the same time.
Is this true of "put url" also? I want everything to stop in my
script until it's done.
It's the same for all "blocking" calls. It will stop the script it's
called in. That's why I favor the term "script blocking". But while
that script blocks, other scripts may run, for example, by a user
clicking a button.
Dave
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