listActiveScripts creates an array with the size variable name
listActiveScripts $scripts
setvar $idx 1
while ($idx <= $scripts)
lowercase $scripts[$idx]
if ($scripts[$idx] = "somescript.ts")
do something
end
add $idx 1
end
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getScriptVersion returns an error code but have not done anything with it.

Ok, I modified them both to fit that context, getscriptversion does not work either way I attempted, being that using in this fashion causes the script to simpy crash and for listactivescripts it only works in the way P-head described; if you attempt a dynamic array it will  crash the script, so you either have to build your array as you go or add to a known variable through all active scripts for later comparison.

Yes most of the arrays returned by twx are static, if you attempt to modify them bad things will occur. This is done because static arrays are an order of magnitude faster than dynamic arrays. It was felt that the few times a dynamic array was needed wasn't worth the sacrifice in speed, and that the simple process of copying the array was not too much of a workaround for the situation.

Darn Sing, you just make that sound so freaking scary! If I were a character in Brokeback Mountain I would be shaking in my boots right about now... ummm, perhaps that was a not so good analogy... never mind... LMAO