i wanna ask if there are a certain numbers of groups should be added in da script in one add-on??! some time i cant add more than on group in the add-on the other doesnot work i 've to make anew one and put it there so any one can help me in this??!
A TG007 community discussion started by samooh_2003.
i wanna ask if there are a certain numbers of groups should be added in da script in one add-on??! some time i cant add more than on group in the add-on the other doesnot work i 've to make anew one and put it there so any one can help me in this??!
didt get u samooh
what exactly u mean
?
i think he means he cant make more than one group in a remote script. eg:
#mygroup on
alias test { echo -a test }
#mygroup end
#mygroup2 off
alias test { echo -a mygroup test }
#mygroup2 end
as far as i know there are no limits to the amount of groups you can have in one remote script. make sure that you've got the spellings right. when in doubt, ask ![]()
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i think he means he cant make more than one group in a remote script. eg:CODE#mygroup on
alias test { echo -a test }
#mygroup end
#mygroup2 off
alias test { echo -a mygroup test }
#mygroup2 end
as far as i know there are no limits to the amount of groups you can have in one remote script. make sure that you've got the spellings right. when in doubt, ask
yea i am asking if there are alot of groups in script and alot of addons if that effect on speed of script and so on. ![]()
unless you repeatedly change groups in a single alias then no, groups wont slow down the remote script.
the only time a script usually gets slowed down is if you use a lot of if statements or while loops like: if (x == y) && (y >= z) || (z >= x) && (1 != 2) ...
hope this helps ![]()
People are like slinkies; they're generally boring until you push them down stairs
thnx Angelia i am sure this will help and more groups i will contain more of (x == y) etc...
so it will make script more slow
thnx again for ur help ![]()
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