I don't know if there are already plans for such a feature, but I had an idea about it this morning and thought it best to at least mention it.
We've requested before (or at least I know I have) for the ability to copy or move blocks of code from one object to another. I have a thought on how that could be done.
In the script editor, on the left are the categories for script commands and methods. I would add a section (at the bottom, maybe) called "Clipboard" or something descriptive like that. Instead of containing a list of script commands, it would contain 1 or more SPACES where blocks of code can be dragged and stored. They would be spaces separate from the object where the code is not executable, just held as a copy for dragging out into a new location later. It could be persistent for that scenario at least, and possibly across all scenarios.
A possible extension of this idea would be the possibility of being able to build a small personal library of custom routines, almost like compositions of nothing but script code, accessible through the script editor.
I don't know if there are already plans for such a feature, but I had an idea about it this morning and thought it best to at least mention it.
We've requested before (or at least I know I have) for the ability to copy or move blocks of code from one object to another. I have a thought on how that could be done.
In the script editor, on the left are the categories for script commands and methods. I would add a section (at the bottom, maybe) called "Clipboard" or something descriptive like that. Instead of containing a list of script commands, it would contain 1 or more SPACES where blocks of code can be dragged and stored. They would be spaces separate from the object where the code is not executable, just held as a copy for dragging out into a new location later. It could be persistent for that scenario at least, and possibly across all scenarios.
A possible extension of this idea would be the possibility of being able to build a small personal library of custom routines, almost like compositions of nothing but script code, accessible through the script editor.
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