V4 plug in questions

[john renfrew]

A: Am I being thick? I can't see any link anywhere to enable me to buy the $95 dollar licence on the pages stated.

**B: Would it be useful to indicate in the demo file which ones will not work without the Advanced plugin other than an error message??** updated this, I was meaning in the title. I was looking at the file on a netbook with small screen, and missed the text in the description...

C: Without wishing to seem ungrateful, do you have a timeline for integration of 1.7.3 Groovy?? I am extremely keen to use the tr() function which will simplify a code generation by turning a whole script into a single line of code?:)

Edited July 22, 2010 by Guest

[Jesse Barnum]

You can get ScriptMaster Advanced here:

https://secure.360works.com/360Store/WebObjects/360Store.woa/wa/add?product=SCRIPTMASTERPLUGIN&version=4

At this point, I don't plan on including any newer versions of Groovy with the 4.0 release, because we've done all of our testing against 1.7.1. We will continue to update ScriptMaster with newer versions of Groovy, however.

I don't plan on changing the title of the module, because those get used as the registered function name once you register the module. The requirement for the Advanced version appear both in the help text, as well as the error message if you try to run the plugin without the Advanced license key.

Thanks for using ScriptMaster!

[john renfrew]

Thanks - was just asking about general timings as I was a bit surprised to not be brought right up to date.

For ref the neat code I am trying to use is

if ( fm_conv[0] != '1' ){

str = fm_conv.tr('A-Z2-7', '0-9A-V')

i = new BigInteger(str, 32)

return i

} else {

n = fm_conv.toBigInteger().toString(32).toUpperCase()

return n.tr('0-9A-V', 'A-Z2-7')

}

where I can go back and forth between an 11 character code and a 16 digit number in Base 32. The issue is the Jave toString(32) uses the 0 to 9 then A to V notation and we want to use the A to Z, 2 to 7 notation which cuts down on errors because it doesnt use zero and 'O' together , or one and capital 'I'

Three lines of this saves me 72 seperate Regex replace commands - but it only available in 1.7.3