> Bill,
>
> Thanks for helping me think through my design. Your common
> sense observations about my paranoia over application
> internal security may allow me to simplify my plugin
> architecture. I going to sleep on your comments and see if
> they still make sense in the morning.
>
> Regarding EXECSCRIPT, please make sure you see my follow-up
> post on how EXECSCRIPT really works. In my original post I
> mistakenly believed that EXECSCRIPT() code was isolated from the calling
application.
> This is _NOT_ the case.
Yeah, I saw that. That was enlightening to me too. Don't know if I'm going
to re-work a bunch of code just yet (if it ain't broke ...), but I now think
this approach is better than using COMPILE.
BTW, I don't think this is a high demand feature, but it empowers the user,
so it's good advertising, and it's also a decent tool for your tk spt
people, who might want to send a user a script to copy into a command button
(for example).
Bill
> Malcolm
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