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[Chipp Walters]

Yeah, I have to say, once you start using this you're forever hooked. I 
find it especially great for those really long library scripts, which I 
call from a card script.

So, I'm editting the card script and I see this 'altSomethingOrOther' 
function I wrote eons ago and I'm wondering "what does THAT do?", so I 
right-click and immediately my library script is opened in a new window 
(or a new tab if I'm using Jerry's tab-based Constellation script 
editor), and instantly the script text is scrolled to the function.

Sweet.

-Chipp

Alex Tweedly wrote:
> Jerry Daniels wrote:
> 
>>
>>     RIght click (control-click) on a xscript word in a scrpt and 
>> Transcript Gadget looks it up - OR - right click (control click) on a 
>> call to one of your handlers and Transcript Gadget finds the handler 
>> WHEREVER it might dwell and open it up in a script editor.
> 
> 
> 
> Well, why didn't you *say* so. Finds your own handlers when you can't 
> remember where you put them ....
> 
> This is the one of the features of other IDEs that I've missed most in 
> Rev (kind of indirectly - other IDEs may not exactly have this, but they 
> have the approx equivalent).  As far as I can tell, nothing on your web 
> site actually mentions this important (to me) feature.  Knowing this is 
> included, I didn't even need to think about whether this fits in my 
> recreational software budget for this year (it doesn't), I knew I wanted 
> it anyway.
> 
> I've just been and bought a copy - thank you for mentioning this feature 
> on here !