Re: Re: Dual Purpose Applet Question
Re: Re: Dual Purpose Applet Question
- Subject: Re: Re: Dual Purpose Applet Question
- From: Richard 23 <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2000 11:29:32 -0800
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Actually, you don't need to use on run; you could also write it this way:
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beep 1
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on open
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display dialog "help"
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end open
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--Michelle
I rather think it's better to declare the run handler explicitly, since
there's always a run handler whether you gather all the statements
together
into a run handler (explicit) or pepper your entire script with them
(implicit).
Doing so will guarantee all of the statements to be executed on run are
in one place and there isn't one that you missed hanging around somewhere
in the body of the script.
R23