Automatically Deleting Internal Procedures

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Russell posted 20-07-2001 17:12 GMT
Hi Alex,
I tried 26 different ways to create a custom command that would do what I wanted. (It worked in an earlier incarnation of the .asl file. I thought QDK had deleted these when I used the delete button on the interface to delete the procedures I had created. However, when I used Textpad to look at my .asl file I see that these internal procedures are still listed. I'm sure that they are what is keeping my custom command from working in this particular file as I have created other test .asl files and it works in them. Of course I want to be able to delete these extraneous internal procedures for the .asl file, but doing so means I will have to renumber any procedures which come after these and will have to repoint associated code to the right renumbered procedures.(I'm still a neophyte to this so I hope I am making sense.) Please consider coding something to take care of this, or let me know where I am ignorant on it. Thanks!
Alex posted 20-07-2001 18:14 GMT
QDK 3.0 blasts those pesky "internal procedures" off into the distance, and you can safely delete unused ones from your ASL file without renumbering anything - Quest and QDK really don't care if there are any missing (unless you try to call them of course).

Author	Topic: Automatically Deleting Internal Procedures
Russell	posted 20-07-2001 17:12 GMT Hi Alex, I tried 26 different ways to create a custom command that would do what I wanted. (It worked in an earlier incarnation of the .asl file. I thought QDK had deleted these when I used the delete button on the interface to delete the procedures I had created. However, when I used Textpad to look at my .asl file I see that these internal procedures are still listed. I'm sure that they are what is keeping my custom command from working in this particular file as I have created other test .asl files and it works in them. Of course I want to be able to delete these extraneous internal procedures for the .asl file, but doing so means I will have to renumber any procedures which come after these and will have to repoint associated code to the right renumbered procedures.(I'm still a neophyte to this so I hope I am making sense.) Please consider coding something to take care of this, or let me know where I am ignorant on it. Thanks!
Alex	posted 20-07-2001 18:14 GMT QDK 3.0 blasts those pesky "internal procedures" off into the distance, and you can safely delete unused ones from your ASL file without renumbering anything - Quest and QDK really don't care if there are any missing (unless you try to call them of course).