Hi,
In places where scripting languages are referenced (like in Script Type dropdown when editing script command) only VB and JS are present (sometimes with relevant action afair, like putting a template into editor). I think "Other" should be added as well.
What would "Other" do? You can type any installed ActiveScripting language name into those fields, but unless you have a script language called "Other" installed, selecting Other would not do any good.
(VBScript and JScript are in the drop-downs since they're the only standard languages which everyone gets with Windows.)
And how JS/VB item does any good, when other language is used?
If this distinction is meaningless (I mean menu), why have it at all?
If you want another language type it in, it will be added to the list after that.
OK, it's good enough.
@Xyzzy
Djien dobry, hijacking this thread because there is no "Contact" under your name.
A couple years ago I remember reading that you were experimenting with Python scripting and asking if there were working examples.
Now you're probably the expert and I'd love to ask you some set-up questions. If that's no hassle, would you be willing to contact me via PM or the contact form on the dearOpus website? Cheers!