There is a way to know if a script is still running?

Let me explain better…

I have this kind of script:

//start—

var script=LL.getScriptByName(“name”);

script.setTag(“something”,something)

LL.runScript(“name”,0);

/in the other script i do something and then i set a tag on that script/

var value=script.getTag(“otherthing”);

//do something with value

//end—

the other script takes time to do all its calculations and in the meanwhile the current script has already taken the tag from that script.

In this way the current script takes always the tag of the precedent execution!

That’s why i need to know if the other script is still running.

P.S. i already tried to use JSON for a faster data passing, but nothing has changed…

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I’m trying to create a composed color using a color choosed by me and another preset color that goes in overlay.

To do this i used some android classes and this is the outcome:

var color = LL.pickColor(“”,some color,false);

var add = 0x9050…..;

var drawable = new ColorDrawable(color);

drawable.setColorFilter(add,PorterDuff.Mode.OVERLAY);

var col = drawable.getColor();

It gives me no error, but it returns always the choosed color.

I tried with other different PorterDuff modes and the result is always the same…

Am I doing something wrong or this is impracticable on LL?

Please i need a quick answer!!

EDIT: I did some research and i realized that setting a color filter on a ColorDrawable has no effect…

There is still another way to do the same thing??

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