I have 47 script files that take up about 1MB of size.
@OP: A single 500kB file seems clumsy and sloppy to me. Entire sections that do similar things should be bunched together into separate files. For example, the dialog tables/events could be in one file, the window commands/events could be in another file, and the IRC events (join, part, etc) could be in another file.
-genius_at_work
Bill gates, if I recall right, said "640kb ought to be enough for anyone"
And also "We will never make a 32 bit operating system"
In the past OSes took less than 640KB and games were small and effective.... now I see OSes that take 5GB (or even more) games that sometimes bigger than 1 DVD, and it always gets bigger and bigger.
As the time goes by, scripts will become bigger and bigger, computers will be come slower (due too unefficient operating systems), and instead of having 100 script files of 200KB each (Maybe this thing will be common in like 10-20 years), it can be easier to work with 10 scripts of 2MB each!
(those scripts are a part of a big script).
:tongue:
