Thankyou for your trouble describing this, susanta. I hadn’t understood the documentation, and was trying to load the wrong way ( giving no access to …
Ok, thanks, ZB. It’s klunkier than I thought. But perhaps OK for development. EDIT: Thanks, too, susanta … this one will send me back to my books!
susanta: … In every loading call create a separate temp copy of the assembly and load that instead of the original one to avoid dll locking problem….
susanta: … If you check softimage .net-integration then you will see, you can dynamically load/unload a .net assembly with out any kind of hack… …
CapitanRed: …I have to say that I have trouble to understand both of them… My approach was to think of the 3 bytes of a colour as a single, 3-dig…
ZB answered, in principle, but to step evenly through the whole RGB range in the way you describe, you’d need to do something like this: fn int2Colo…
Let’s face it, MXS is for scripting, not heavy-duty programming? Access modifiers, inheritance, and so forth, only really come into their own in large…
You can’t protect a MXS struct variable from direct modification, as achoo said. There are no access modifiers in the language. You have to do it by c…
The weird thing is, though, that the value of the property appears to be behaving well. If you alter v, the rgb component values look to update corre…
Thanks too, from the POV of a lurker :)… this stuff isn’t covered very well!
To ensure “testB 10 20” is interpreted as a closure, rather than being evaluated, can’t you just do this? fn testB a b = (messagebox ((a+b) as strin…
Handy. And with your usual knack for presentation!
LoneRobot: Yup in my world, “out the box” directly translates as VS IDE has set it explicitly ( … offers wrist for slapping …) If you’ve got a …
LoneRobot: …if you were creating something like this in VS, the sender.name property would work out the box… …depends on what you mean by ‘out of…
davestewart: …How strange to use the iterator … Where the hell … just as an aside, you don’t [i]have[/i] to use rx.match’s own iterator. You coul…