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No, it is the memory writing... (by Kenneth Haggman, 01/07/2005 04:49:28 PM) |  |
... because it works when I use RtlMoveMemory instead of ODSWriteMemory.
As far as I can understand, this has to do with the actual writing to the item's memory.
By the way, have you seen what happens to a LotusScript agent with large amounts of code in it?
One would have thought that the behaviour would be similar to Script Libraries etc. You know, just adding more items of the same name - but no.
Again, agents prove to be very different from other design elements with LotusScript code. These are early days yet but this is what it seems to be:
1. The $AssistAction item still exist, but contains only the headers.
2. Multiple instances of an item named $AgentHScript exist, these seem to work in the same manner as $ScriptLib items.
Just another twist to it all.