It seems “Off-Topic” is the place for pie in the sky wishes for DO?
Ok here is one.
When I update the version on a script that runs a dialog box I have to do it in 3 places manually.
Imagine I being able to access one of them from the other locals?
So for example if this location
Command Editor > Label Field (Loc 1)
Could be accessed from within the Editor with an Opus internal environment variable reference of some sort e.g. @EditorLabel or some such. Then I don’t have to update Location 2
And the same reference in location 3.
Now all I have to update is the Command Editor label.
Make sense?
Or maybe there is an existing/better way to do this?
Wouldn'‘t be the first time….
Does Opus resolve "regular" variables (with global scope) in a label maybe or by using an Evaluator? I did not check. That dialog title should be easy to update / set from within the script.
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Yes.
@label:=$glob:MyVar
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Yes, now that I see it, I remember having played with that variant already. I was actually thinking of using the expression directly as part of the Label field in the button editor, but that @label syntax should work as well. It probably also allows to concatenate static text with a version string from a variable. So @slouw, there you go and thanks lxp! o)