Ron - best approach is to use a stand alone programming editior ...
like
WinEdit or Crimson Editor. I use crimson, and have set it up to
recognize
key words int he JMP scripting language. Matching parenths is easy
since
this editor highlites them.
I have programmed 5000+ lines of JMP script in the last 2 years.
And know your
frustration, and believe me ... you are just scratching the
annoyance zone with
this initial complaint.
Spend time learning the EXPR, NAME EXPR, SUBSTITUTE, PARSE, EVAL
commands ... when making complex dynamics scripts these are important.
For dynamic displays spend time learning the DELETE, APPEND, PREPEND,
CHILD, SIB commands as these (JMP 5 and on) are key in making dynamic
displays.
While JMP JSL is not truly OOP a lot of the OOP design concepts do
play out,
yet the limit of not being able to perform class construction and
subsequent
instantiation is a true limitation.
Best of luck ... and if you have a specific problems ... post em at
the mailing list,
This is the best place for answers.
Don
Ronald Cross <roncross@cox.net> wrote:
Hi all, I am using JMP 4.0.4 for mac running a G4 powerbook with
1GByte of RAM with a 1GHz power pc processor on OS X 10.4.3.
However, this version of jmp runs under OS 9 (classic).
I have been developing some scripts and the most frustrating thing
about JMP scripting is the matching and balancing of parenthesis. I
was wondering if the community has any ideas on how to easily matc h
and balance parenthesis. Trying to balance these manually is very
time consuming.
Is the script editor any more advance in JMP version 5 for Mac?
thx
RLC
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