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static char* symname (int var, int scope)

For the address of a function, determine its current name.

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For the address of a function, determine its current name. The command can be useful for log output.

Please note : The function can only be used to determine Function addresses!

Name Type Default Description
Return char*   Name of the function.

The return value is read only, do NOT CHANGE. The result will be overridden on following calls to the function. See here to learn more about functions returning r/o char* values.
var any - Variable or function of any type
scope int 0 Where should the function be searched for?

0 : In the internal definition tables of the script interpreter

1 : In the current symbol table of the execution stack

 
int applyApply a function to all entries of a list. If an error occurs in relation to a list entry, the processing will be interrupted. For the function every script function can be used. In the parameter frameIndex it is stated which position in the function parameter the list element is to be inserted in each case. ... (int fn)
{
    float f = fn (gFrameCurrent frame for which the script is executed. In action scripts of frame placeholders this value equals gItem. In text placeholders the variable contains a reference to the text frame of the current text model. If no frame is valid, the value is 0.);

    wlogWrite a log file message. Please also note the hints for writing logs. ("", "(%s) %f\n", symnameFor the address of a function, determine its current name. The command can be useful for log output. (fn), f);

    return 0;
}

int main ()
{
    applyApply a function to all entries of a list. If an error occurs in relation to a list entry, the processing will be interrupted. For the function every script function can be used. In the parameter frameIndex it is stated which position in the function parameter the list element is to be inserted in each case. ... (frame::get_rotate);
    applyApply a function to all entries of a list. If an error occurs in relation to a list entry, the processing will be interrupted. For the function every script function can be used. In the parameter frameIndex it is stated which position in the function parameter the list element is to be inserted in each case. ... (frame::get_skew);

    return 0;
}

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      Christoph Soergel
      Leo Quensel
      Mihg
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