On Tuesday, Mar 8, 2005, at 00:41 US/Pacific, Tetsuro KURITA wrote:
The sample didn't illustrate every possibility. However, I wrote: "If
you need others, they should be quite easy to add.". It's true. The
sample is now extended for 'change_value' and 'remove'.
I thought that it is not easy to extend your sample without using "run
script" command.
Here we are not using "run script" at all. The script _object_ is used
like a class in C++ or Objective-C. Its data, and the methods handlers
used to manipulate the data are encapsulated in the object.
If you don't mind, could you show me your extended sample.
I'll send it in a second message. I see where it's a little big for the
size of a regular post on this list.
Your parallel list approach looks quite nice. There is another list
"Macintosh Scripting Systems <email@hidden>" where
techniques for speeding up things like your code were discussed about
a year ago. Maybe a subject like "Serge Technique" or "Serge Method".
Very interesting.
Thanks for great information. I have not understand details but it
looks very useful.
Yes, the discussions were long with many details discussed. It is
something to keep in mind when you really need the speed and can then
check back to see if there is some improvement to be made in your own
scripts. Of the people on that list, I believe that Nigel Garvey is one
of the most meticulous about speed and timings.
