Sorry, my last question came out wrong. It’s not about stopping the execution per se but freeing the memory used by the script. I just read what the …
As I understand it – correct me if I’m wrong – rollouts work only through event handlers. This makes me wonder… every time I close the dialog and run…
So the idea is to implement my own for loop while keeping the counter accessible. That makes sense. Thanks again, Richard. On a side note, I can’t be…
I spoke too fast. Under certain circumstances, while parsing an array, I need to recheck the same value. I tried something like this: for i=1 to 5 …
I’ve finally found it: “The for loop index variable’s scope is always the extent of the for loop, even if another variable of the same name already ex…
I’m still trying to understand a little more on how the scope of variables works. I have these two almost identical scripts: ( local theIndex loca…
As you can see from my other post, I have several options now. Thank you for your time, Richard. You’ve been very helpful.
Thanks again, Richard. I’m not sure I understand everything but I’ll try tomorrow. As an alternative, and before spending another day on something st…
I’ve never used dotnet before. I’ll give it a try. Thank you for the idea (and the code!)
Well, that’s settled then. Thank you for your help. I’ll probably end up with a simple messagebox…
The script uses XYZ coordinates stored in a text file. The idea is simply to make it easier for the user to correct an eventual error in the file by o…