use-revolution Digest, Vol 4, Issue 135

[Ray G. Miller]

Dar Scott wrote:

>
> On Tuesday, January 20, 2004, at 12:01 PM, Ray G. Miller wrote:
>
>> Yes, the globala are *declared* within a handler, but setting the 
>> globals for all can set, usually at the top of the script editor, for 
>> each "section" (card script, background script, button script).
>
>
>
> I like the word "globala"!


Ok, smarty pants, I forgot to double-check the spellingn ;-)

Actually "globala" is a pretty neat word. I'm gonna try to develop a 
function around it...

>
> If I understand you right, this is not the way I use "declare" and 
> "setting".
>
> I think of this as the "declaration":
>
> global aaa
>
> I think of this as the "setting":
>
> on yyy
>   put "ransom" into aaa  --   <<==
> end yyy
>
> Depending on the circumstances this might also be the "initialization".
>
> Or did I misread your point, Ray?
>
> Dar Scott
> (Thinking of ways to use "globala" in a sentence.)
>
>

Yea, it's not really clear. I just put the "globala" at the top and set 
their values in a handler. I then cut and paste the top "globala" into 
any script page I need them.

Ray

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Ray G. Miller
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Turtlelips Productions
4009 Everett Ave.
Oakland, CA 94602
MailTo:rgmiller at pacbell.net
(V) 510.530.1971
(F) 510.482.3491