Initially, KGen might seem like overkill, but - did you know that with KGen's kix and bat files in your path or in the current folder, along with Kix32.exe, you can write your code in a .TXT file and simply say "KGen myfile"? It will scan and run Sanity on your script - just that easily - resulting in a .KIX file on the spot? No installation or configuration - just a simple way to get Sanity results.
Of course, it will tell you it found no library functions, and included none as well.. 
One of the coming features in KGen will be the ability to auto-generate the HTML/PostPrep file, and a report of commands that are supported by specific Kix versions - you'll be able to know if your script requires a specific mimimum version of Kix.
All you need to do to take the next step is put your function files on a server share somewhere and define KIXLIBPATH=\\server\share\folder, and KGen will automatically index and include any function from your library that you need. It generates the report files I showed you in the other thread, too. It can tokenize your script, but always leaves a plain-text .GEN file behind for you to recover from should you need it.
If you don't have a color-coding editor, you can check out the PostPrep script. A copy is available right from the first post in the Advanced Topics section. It will generate a colorized HTML file of your script, and you can even copy/paste the content into your posts (if you select HTML as your posting format option)
Glenn
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