Strict Compile Mode

[Bob Sneidar]

Read my other post on this. If you want it to be visible only to your stack, store it in a property, then write a function called getGlobal() (or something like) and pass it a local variable name as a reference. Have the function retrieve the global in the referenced variable. You will also have to have a setGlobal() function (or something like). 

Bob


On Oct 12, 2012, at 9:29 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:

>> Hi Pete,
>> 
>> if you declare a variable "global",the variable IS GLOBAL FOR ANY STACK
>> and is "*persistent*". This means that the variable and its value exist
>> regardless of the stack that created. If you liketo see do just a simple
>> test ...
>> 
> 
> Wow, so a global declared in one stack can be accessed by a completely
> different stack, even if the declaring stack is not in memory.  That seems
> like a recipe for potential disaster, especially if you are writing plugins
> that are used by customers to access their own stacks.