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From: ftdkl@acad3.fai.alaska.edu (LaSota Daniel K)
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Subject: Re: size of script.
Keywords: script
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Date: 20 Nov 90 18:51:03 GMT
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In article <552@caslon.cs.arizona.edu>, musa@cs.arizona.edu (Musa J. Jafar) writes...
>Hello There.
>I am writing a hypercard for Genetic Mapping.
>my script is behind almost every stack, card, background, button and field
>(Bad programming style).
>It grew out of control.
>Is there any way of checking where my functions are?
>is there any way of checking how many lines of script and the size
>of the script inside a given stack?
>Thanks.
>Musa
An expression like "the number of chars in the script of this stack" would
give you an idea of how large a script is.

Ant Man!
Dan LaSota
ftdkl@acad3.fai.alaska.edu