Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality?

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Mon, 27 Feb 2012 08:13:37 +0200

It just occurred to me, if you disable Basic... How about add-ons and
extensions?


There can be no add-on / extension functionality distributed
separately for an app on the iOS App Store. All functionality has to
be included in an app itself from start.

Sadly, I am not in a position to enumerate the extent of the limitations if
Basic is disabled.


Well, the most obvious one would be that VBA or StarBASIC code in
spreadsheet documents would be non-functional. Ditto for Writer
documents. (Of course, BASIC code can be present only in some of the
document formats.)

--tml

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Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? (continued)
- Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Andrew Douglas Pitonyak
  - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Tor Lillqvist
- Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Josh Heidenreich
  - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Tor Lillqvist
- Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Andrew Douglas Pitonyak
  - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Tor Lillqvist
- Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Eike Rathke
  - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Tor Lillqvist
  - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Andras Timar
    - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Noel Power
      - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Andrew Douglas Pitonyak
    - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Eike Rathke
      - Re: Most elegant way to disable all BASIC functionality? · Andras Timar

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