Get a handler from a script

[Mark Smith]

Commenting would only affect things if the wholeMatches is set to  
true - normally, lineOffset will get the right line even if it's  
commented out, no?

Mark

On 17 Mar 2006, at 12:06, David Burgun wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Of course none of the solutions so far work if the function is  
> commented out. To make the code 100% foolproof is a lot of work. I  
> was doing something similar and found that comments made life  
> really difficult.
>
> All the Best
> Dave
>
> On 17 Mar 2006, at 11:42, Robert Brenstein wrote:
>
>>> Perhaps using
>>>
>>> set the wholematches to true
>>> put lineOffset("on" && pHandlerName, pScript) into tStart
>>> if tStart is 0 then put lineOffset("function" && pHandlerName,  
>>> pScript) into
>>> tStart
>>> put (lineOffset("end" && pHandlerName, pScript) +1 into tEnd
>>>
>>>
>>> answer tStart & cr & tEnd
>>>
>>> Jim Ault
>>> Las Vegas
>>>
>>
>> Unfortunately, wholematches can't be used, at least for the first  
>> lineoffset, because there are likely some parameters further in  
>> that line. The alternative to lineOffset is to use regex.
>>
>> A truly generic function would need to know whether it searches  
>> for command or function, because it is possible to have one of  
>> each with the same name.
>>
>> Robert
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