Hi DD,
Yes, you are right, nested strings require escape
characters, although I think is the backslash, instead the forward slash. The
reason I wrote it like this, is because I use to do these things a little
bit differently, just to avoid these escape characters, which sometimes, can
become quite messy. So I prefer to define a local function associated with the
specific tile and call the whole stuff inside this function. This way, no need
for the escape characters. In our simple case, it becomes:
(defun action_tile_1st_button ()
(mode_tile "2nd_button"
0)
)
and then, in the callback zone of the main
function, I call my local function:
(action_tile "1st_button" "(action_tile_1st_button
)")
But this time, mea culpa, I've just mixed the
things a little bit, by doing it the classical way and thinking in my particular
way.
Regards,
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
or (action_tile "1st_button" "(mode_tile
/"2nd_button/" 0)")
;o)
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Daron
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