This should be simple!!!

[Mark Schonewille]

Dear Len,

Are you sure that the code between "if gSaveInputPath then" and "end  
if" doesn't run at all? What if you put "beep" right after the if  
statement? Make sure tu check the result after saving your file. If  
the file can't be opened and you don't check the result, no  
exectution error occurs and you may never know that something went  
wrong.

Best,

Mark

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Op 6-mrt-2007, om 16:23 heeft Len Morgan het volgende geschreven:

> In my now 3 year long quest to write just ONE useable Rev program,  
> I was close but ran into something that I just can't figure out.  I  
> have a checkbutton on a configuration stack (separate from the main  
> stack) and a global variable that I set the hilite of the button to  
> (mostly so I don't need long convoluted descriptions to get to the  
> state from the main stack).
>
> When it comes time to check the button state, I "put" the global  
> variable and it says it's true.  The very next line is:
>
> if gSaveInputPath then
>    -- save the path to the file just used for next time
> end if
>
> This FAILS every time (I added an else clause to display "not  
> saving path" just to make sure I was actually getting to the  
> code).  I also tried
>
> if gSaveInputPath is true then....   and that fails too.  If I  
> check my global variables, it is in fact showing "true" so I can't  
> figure out what's (not) going on.
>
> Len
>
> PS: Thanks to Jim Ault for you response on the field question.  You  
> were right that I'm not using groups on various cards/stacks to  
> display the same information in different places.  I'll give your  
> suggestions a shot as soon as I get this (hopefully simpler)  
> problem resolved.