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From:
"Louis Gosselin" <gosselin_louis@myfairpoint.net>Subject:
HotSpot InstructionsDate:
Fri, Jan 6, 2012 1:24:25 pmI've just finished examining the HotSpot script Help documentation, and I have
to admit I'm definitely over my head in there! First, I think a script this
complex and powerful needs many more than just two examples. This has got to be
some hell-of-a-script, pardon my French! But I have to say, GW guys, that
unless that script comes with some already-built-in Capacities, far, far be it
from me ever to play around with that thing! Guess unless I hear to the
contrary real soon, I'm going to remove it, because to pretend that I'll ever be
able to program it myself to do something I personally need is way too
self-agrandising, and it would be silly to waste the processor power on running
a script that will never do anything for me. So, how about it, guys, is that
script ready and able to do something right now on its own, or do I actually
have to figure out what I'm supposed to do and actually teach it? Because if I
do have to do that, I surely never will, and I'm going to remove the script
before I'm tempted to try fooling around and screwing up something valuable.
And that's something I do know how to do all too well.
Louis Gosselin
to admit I'm definitely over my head in there! First, I think a script this
complex and powerful needs many more than just two examples. This has got to be
some hell-of-a-script, pardon my French! But I have to say, GW guys, that
unless that script comes with some already-built-in Capacities, far, far be it
from me ever to play around with that thing! Guess unless I hear to the
contrary real soon, I'm going to remove it, because to pretend that I'll ever be
able to program it myself to do something I personally need is way too
self-agrandising, and it would be silly to waste the processor power on running
a script that will never do anything for me. So, how about it, guys, is that
script ready and able to do something right now on its own, or do I actually
have to figure out what I'm supposed to do and actually teach it? Because if I
do have to do that, I surely never will, and I'm going to remove the script
before I'm tempted to try fooling around and screwing up something valuable.
And that's something I do know how to do all too well.
Louis Gosselin
