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  • Subject: Scope of a property...
  • From: David Crowe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 19:37:33 -0700

I have a script with a handful of routines to manage a list that is a property (e.g. add a string to the list, display the list, clear the list).

When I run a series of test function calls from within the script it works perfectly.

When I call the "add" function from another script (initiated from FileMaker) and then run the print function of the list management script file, the list appears to be empty.

Do I have a different scope, and therefore a different value of the property when I'm running the script from FileMaker and when I'm running it standalone?

Is this my problem, or is it something else perhaps?

- David Crowe
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