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[Frage] Calling subscripts using CALL command in Smartparts!

Schlagworte:
  • Smartparts
  • Plugin-Download

How to use CALL procedure to call another subscript where you have part of your script. For instance, how to put into subscript drawing a reinforcement bar, so that you call this like a procedure to do drawing task?
Whatever I try is not working as the subscript does not behave properly and does not remember parameters even if I pass them to the procedure in subscript?
Do you have any simple example to illustrate how to use CALL command?
From my perspective it would be good practice to keep UI parameters in the main script, but do just drawing some parts in the procedure stored in subscript!
Any suggestion is welcome.
Primoz

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Everything is in the online help. There is nothing more.
Practice makes perfect or, as the French proverb says, forging makes a blacksmith.


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You must define the same folders as yours on any other computer to keep the same folder structure, of course, only on the relative path.


Hi,

Do you have more detailed Smartparts reference manual as the one we can access on online help has no detailed information. It is just a brief overview!!!

Primoz

For instance for the command REQUEST, you can just guess what parameters to use for particular parameter!!
Not even oracle knows what to use...

Everything is in the online help. There is nothing more.
Practice makes perfect or, as the French proverb says, forging makes a blacksmith.


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