9/2/87: Replaced the Print command with a text command.
Protected the stack with the password, setting the userLevel to 2.
Modified the "Read" button to include getting the names of the target objects.
Added this script which will go into the ScriptField on a keyboard trick.
Uploaded to GEnie in Stack City.
9/5/87: Uploaded to WELL @ /well/info/hype
9/7/87: Version 1.1. Fixed a bug found by Hank Roberts (hank) @ WELL that allowed getting into a loop if the targetStack was not the stack named in the input dialog.
--Change History for The Script Reader
9/2/87: Replaced the Print command with a text command.
Protected the stack with the password, setting the userLevel to 2.
Modified the "Read" button to include getting the names of the target objects.
Added this script which will go into the ScriptField on a keyboard trick.
Uploaded to GEnie in Stack City.
9/5/87: Uploaded to WELL @ /well/info/hype
9/7/87: Version 1.1. Fixed a bug found by Hank Roberts (hank) @ WELL that allowed getting into a loop if the targetStack was not the stack named in the input dialog.
?/?/87: Version 1.2
12/20/87: Version 1.3 New interface, some bug fixes (Paul, need more specifics here), and new features (and here).
     Scripts by Paul Foraker          Graphics by David Donaldson
  This stack gets the scripts of all the objects of another stack and puts them into cards in The Script Reader. This would be useful for debugging a complicated stack, or for looking at interesting scripts. You can also use The Reader to protect your files from the inevitable Vandal Stacks. You could read the scripts of all the objects of an unknown stack for commands (like Delete Card) to make sure they are legitimate.
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