[Q] How to copy eToy script across the project

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[Q] How to copy eToy script across the project

Young-Jin Lee-3
Hi,

Is there a way to copy some eToy scripts across the project? I want to re-use my eToy project that I have created before in another project.

Thanks in advance.

Young-Jin Lee

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Re: [Q] How to copy eToy script across the project

Bert Freudenberg
On Oct 28, 2007, at 18:36 , Young-Jin Lee wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to copy some eToy scripts across the project? I want  
> to re-use my eToy project that I have created before in another  
> project.

You can make a shared flap and move the scripted object into it,  
switch projects, drag it out.

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Re: [Q] How to copy eToy script across the project

Laurence Rozier
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On 10/28/07, Young-Jin Lee <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi,

Is there a way to copy some eToy scripts across the project? I want to re-use my eToy project that I have created before in another project.

Each Project has an associated PasteUpMorph that is globally accessible via the World object when the project is active but can also be accessed by sending the world message to a Project. So to moving a morph to another project means changing it's parent to the "world" morph for that project:


(Project named: 'New Destination') world addMorph: (World submorphNamed: 'My E-Toy')


HTH,

Laurence
Thanks in advance.

Young-Jin Lee

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