check if handler exist before using it

[Mark Schonewille]

Thierry,

getProp handlerNames
   put the script of the target into myScript
   repeat for each line myLine in myScript
     if word 1 of myLine is "on" then
       put word 2 of myLine && "command" & return after myList
     else if word 1 of myLine is "function" then
       put word 2 of myLine && "function" & return after myList
     else if word 1 of myLine is among the items of "getProp,setProp"  
then
       put word 2 of myLine && "property" & return after myList
     end if
   end repeat
   delete last char of myList
   sort lines of myList
   return myList
end handlerNames

Usage:
put the handlernames of group id 1004
if "foo command" is among the lines of the handlernames of this stack  
then...

Best regards,

Mark Schonewille

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Op 9-nov-2007, om 16:21 heeft Thierry het volgende geschreven:

> Thanks Xavier,
>
> Do you mean you're parsing the text of the script ?
>
> But then how do you do, if you have a protected stack,
> where the text script is not available anymore ?
>
> ps: i'm looking for a generic method.
>
> Regards,
> Thierry
>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> As there is the rev function:
>>>            exists( an object ) or  there is .... ,
>>>
>>> is there something like
>>>             exists( <whateverFunction> )  in <anyObject>
>>>
>>> Well, i know i could parse the scripts ....
>>> but is there a more simple way ?
>>>
>>> By the way, I need this to be called from inside an external.
>>>
>>> Thanks for enlightenment,
>>
>
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