Re: Events

[Frank Mc Alinden]

Hi John

> Are you sure you haven't got a sub-routine called TVOSDTEST?

Yes you are correct there is a sub called TVOSDTEST...???? Is this a pre
defined sub or is this sub the result of building the event ?? Im getting a
little confused here.....Also is the TVOSDTEST sub editable ???
Thanks
Frank
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Subject: Re: [ukha_xpl] Events


> > TVOSDTEST is an event ?? below is the script ...
> >
> > ' routine to log events?
> > Sub SendTestOSDMsg()
> > call
xpl.SendMsg("","aec-tvosd.testosd4","osd.basic","command=clear"
&amp;
> > vbLf &amp; "text=Hello world")
> > End Sub
>
> Sub looks fine.
>
> Are you sure you haven't got a sub-routine called TVOSDTEST?
> (if you look in Tools -> Run sub-routine, you'll see a list of all
sub-routines you currently have defined)
>
> I'm sure that error "Error executing script
<script_name>" relates to the
name of a sub-routine - not the name of an event.
> Tony - can you confirm this?
>
> > Whats the difference between a Sub routine and a script ??? I
thought
they
> > were the same ?
>
> Technically, a script is just a text file containing one or more
sub-routines, however the two terms do seem to have been used
interchangeably throughout xPLHal - I think this is mostly for historical
reasons.
>
> Regards,
>
> John
>
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