From: Fred Holmes 
@Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 14:03:20 -0500
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au



If I code, compile, execute/test a macro repeatedly, I must each time purge 
the macro before running the next iteration.  If I don't, executing the 
macro executes the object code that TSE had kept in its own memory space 
(I'm guessing), rather than reading the new object code from the 
just-written .mac file on disk.  Not only is it a pain to remember to purge 
the macro, it's extra mouse-clicks as well.  And when I really forget, I 
think the newer code isn't working, when the real case is that it's the old 
code that's running again and failing.

Is there any way to hook the compilation of a macro (compiled through 
Ctrl-F9) to automatically purge the old macro at the time of 
compilation?  (I would think that this would be the default mode of the 
editor anyway?)  Some other good solution?

Thanks,

Fred Holmes

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