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Would you give me a breadcrumb or three on how this would work?

This is not well documented, but several people have figured it out from the one paragraph in this release note from 2016.

Version 0.1.028 (released 11/9/2016)

Here is the paragraph itself -

• Now automatically loads custom statements from any databases found in `/Application Support/PanoramaX/Libraries/. You can put databases in that folder manually, or you can ask the View Organizer to create one for you with the Libraries>Open User Name Custom Statements command. Later you can re-open with the same command, or with the Open View dialog or Open View wizard. Once you’ve created a library this way you can’t close it, the only way to get rid of it is to shut down Panorama and move it out of the folder. Procedures that are to be used as custom statements must have all UPPER CASE names. They can optionally have a comment block at the top that identifies the parameters, if that is present, Panorama X will check the number of parameters when the statement is used.

Here are some previous discussions on the forum that may be helpful:

Custom statements

The release notes of v 0.1.028 include: “Now automatically loads custom statements from any databases found in /Application Support/PanoramaX/Libraries/. You can put databases in that folder manually, or you can ask the View Organizer to create one for you with the Libraries>Open User Name Custom Statements command. Later you can re-open with the same command, or with the Open View dialog or Open View wizard. Once you’ve created a library this way you can’t close it, the only way to get rid of …

Where is documentation for custom statements?

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Custom statements and functions

Are all the custom statements that were in Panoram 6 built in to Panorama X? Also there were custom functions (Provue) and custom functions (user). It seems that the custom functions (user) was just a Panorama database that I’m assuming can be converted to a Pan X database and registered as is. Are the items in the custom functions (Provue) built in to Pan X?

Custom Functions

Hello Everybody, Currently, I have a registercustomfunction command in EACH of the files that need that function. That was a suggestion Jim made to me last year when I asked about this. But now I want to have that custom function available automatically to any database that calls it. I’ve tried to follow the “Help” instructions on how to do this, but apparently, I am not understanding something. Here is what I am doing. What am I doing wrong? 1- In my PanoramaX/Libraries folder is a database…

Registering custom function in .InitializeFunctions procedure in Custom Statements database

I searched Bitbucket and this forum, but I cannot find “the Problem” you say you reported and I claim I fixed, unless you were talking about "no error appearing when closing the .InitializeFunctions procedure? Is that it? My reply was that that was expected behavior, runtime errors are only reported at runtime. Perhaps there is something else you are referring to. There are no unpublished fixes in this area of the code, except that in my unpublished version RegisterFunction now works in additi…