Startkit limitations for stacks already containing long scripts

[Jan Schenkel]

--- Sannyasin Sivakatirswami <katir at hindu.org> wrote:
> IF
>
> 1.  I create a stack A with some long scripts in it.
> (more than 10
> lines)
> 2.  An associate in a far away country  downloads a
> copy of Revolution
> Starterkit.
> 3.  I send him or her a copy of stack A
>
> THEN: Can she then create objects, cards, buttons,
> fields and add new
> scripts with ten lines or less and  edit scripts of
> objects that have
> less than ten lines? i.e. the original working
> document is 'beyond" the
> Startkit limitations, but the "Startkit" user never
> touches those long
> scripts... only works in scripts of  ten lines or
> less..will they be
> able to save the stack? They ship back to me for
> modifications in the
> stack script... they can make short scripts that
> call functions I build
> in the stack script etc.
>
> [snip]

Hi Sannyasin,

Your assumption is correct: you can provide the
'heavier' framework and let them make their own
10-line scripts. They will not be able to change the
longer scripts, but these will work just fine -- as
long as there are no syntax errors ;-)
Only MetaCard and/or Runtime Revolution can explain
about the legal details of course, but technically
it's feasible. Though as Bill Gray pointed out, that
limit may seriously hinder performance.

Hope this helped nonetheless,
Jan Schenkel.

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