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From: mkdm
Hi Michael, and thanks for your reply :)
re: “I also will answer specific questions and try to make new examples.”
Alright! Thanks for letting me know, that’s definitely something that could be very helpful for me in certain situations.
Reading your last sentence made me smile, and I say that sincerely and in a friendly way: “By studying other scripts that use it, testing it yourself and through trial and error.”
That’s honestly one of the most “zen” answers I’ve ever read, especially considering it comes from one developer to another
From: Larry Fahnoe (FAHNOE)
Hi Marco,
& truly one of the best ways to learn about a particular tool--however I fear those that lean heavily on AI loose out.
Another helpful API resource is the release notes that Michael puts out as there are often many tidbits about the API, particularly those that have been inspired by forum conversations.
--Larry
From: summarity
If you're interested I did map out the entire API surface for MoI 5 over the xmas holidays and created comprehensive type definitions for all. I'm developing a script editor plugin which includes type checking and live execution, here's a quick preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru8p8kA54Mw
More to come. If this is something that interests you, you can reach me via email at
turbo@code.tc (I don't want to hijack this thread for this project), would love to learn more about your use cases for scripting MoI.
(Though I wish I wasn't spending 60% of the time on this project fighting the ancient webkit version.)
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