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Re: Frame Overflows

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From: Peter_Kahrel
Date: Sat, 03 Jan 2004 16:05
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I see the problem. But strictly speaking all the frames overflow, but the scripting system doesn't distinguish between overflowing into another (threaded) frame and overflowing into nothingness (i.e. overflowing as we understand it). I agree that it'd be better for the scripting system to return true for .overflow if it really overflows.

Peter
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