dynamic scripts at runtime

[Sarah Reichelt]

While I would recommend the suggested method of using stack scripts, 
you could also make a field in advance and have it hidden somewhere in 
your stack. This template field would already have the scripts you 
wanted. When you need a new one, you can clone this hidden template, 
rather than creating a new object from scratch.

Cheers,
Sarah

On 19 Jun 2004, at 4:39 am, RGould8 at aol.com wrote:

> I've got an app that needs to be able to generate fields dynamically 
> when
> compiled as a standalone application.   I also need to be able to 
> assign scripts
> to those newly created fields.
>
> The emails I've read make it sound like this is not possible, if the 
> script
> exceeds 10 commands (which mine does.)   What's the work-around?   My 
> script is
> stored in a text field on the card, and I was doing a
>
> set the script of field newFieldID to field "masterscript"
>
> I did read a posting about preparing a "library control" in the RunREV 
> IDE
> and cloning it during runtime, but I don't understand what that means. 
>   If
> someone has a script that performs such a feat, I'd love to see it.
>
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