Re: xVariable max 1024 bytes ?

Correct (I should have told you that).

If you set the variable in a command, then you're ok because you can do it
after you set the buffers.

Dimitris


On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 5:19 PM, [email protected] [gui4cli] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Aah, now I understand it a bit. So this doesn't count for normal variables?
> I mean; if I set the buffers right and have the whole xVariable content in
> a normal single string like...
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> mySmallGui = 'all the gui stuff'
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> and then use e.g. addCode $mySmallGui, there would be no problem?
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> Funny that in all the years I use xVariables they never have been larger
> than 1024 bytes :)
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> Chris
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> ---In [email protected], <gui4cli@...> wrote :
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> Set buffers is a command so it will be executed after the script is
> parsed, whereas the starting state of the xVariable is set while the script
> is being parsed.
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> You can have a launcher gui, as mentioned, or I could add a "#Buffers"
> parser command (like #include), to set them on the fly. I'll have a look.
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> Dimitris
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