syntax:

dsp.dspSecurityGuard(secureVar, function,

                     params)

where:

function - the function being called

secureVar - private storage for the DSP security.

params - whatever parameters are passed to the function

return:

void.

description:

If a DSP object is given a dspSecurityGuard function (exactly like any of the other DSP callback functions), when it tries to call any function not part of the script (i.e. one of your functions or a wrapper function), the security guard is called for approval. You must provide a dspSecurityInit for security to be activated. Only those functions the security initialization function marks as guarded will use this function.

see:

#link <sedsp>, DSP dspSecurityInit(), DSP dspSecurityTerm()