From: Burt Hill <wodstock@...>
Date: 2008-01-10T00:13:13+09:00
Subject: Re: File output.

Burt Hill wrote:
> How can I send code to a .txt document? I mean say I have two scripts
> 
> 1. Time module
> 
> 2. Audio Module
> 
> Now the time module I have made a built in function a hidden class for
> another term, so it's part of a program that lets users modify the
> programs code but not all of them, time is set depending on country from
> the start so the user sets time on first use so there is no need for the
> time module to be visible so it's built in/hidden, but...
> 
> Lets say I forget to introduce a time zone and on the next
> release/update I have to write in the new time zone, now I have hidden
> it so even myself can't view it
> (I haven't actually, this is an example. I am trying to hide it but need
> to know how I would be able to view it again)
> 
  [*related to this paragraph*]
> Or, is there a way I can send/save a classes or modules code to a txt
> file for later viewing without actually clicking on the classes/modules
> tab?
  [*]
> 
> Hope someone understands, I don't want to hide a script and then not be
> able to modify/view it myself.

I mean by syntax and not just copying the code to a text document.
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