What is the current rule on function limits in an extender? I know years ago it was around 128(?) and one could, with a minor bit of effort, run over if trying to use too many extenders in a script. I believe that was raised but was curious, for obvious reasons. Would love to have one extender to maintain but that would be a significant number of functions.
Thanks.
Jim
You can find it here https://www.winbatch.com/winbatchversions.html#WB2014A (https://www.winbatch.com/winbatchversions.html#WB2014A) just before the "New Functions:".
It would be remiss to not also mention that you can find the information in the Consolidated WIL Help file:
https://docs.winbatch.com/mergedProjects/WindowsInterfaceLanguage/html/WILAK_A__004.htm (https://docs.winbatch.com/mergedProjects/WindowsInterfaceLanguage/html/WILAK_A__004.htm)
Never crossed my mind that this info would be in the Help File.
Thanks and apologies for asking about something I could have answered.
Jim
No apology is necessary. Just like to show off when we actually have something documented. FWIW, the 2021A release contains a new approach to extender function lookups that significantly reduces the performance impact of a large number of extender functions loaded into the interpreter's function table.
Excellent. Probably will combine everything then so as to, hopefully, make maintenance and distribution easier.
Thanks again.
Jim