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Re: *Very* strange script / global variable behavior
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Re: *Very* strange script / global variable behavior


  • Subject: Re: *Very* strange script / global variable behavior
  • From: Neil Faiman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 19:11:06 -0500

Thanks for all the discussion, which I'm still digesting. I think the bottom line is that I've gotten to close to the frontier of usability, and it's time to move back a little towards the more reliable and debugged mainstream.

The context for this is an ASS application where I'm setting the behavior of controls with generic handlers like

	on clicked theButton
		run (get the script of theButton)
	end

and then attaching a script object to each button that specifies the specific behavior for that button. As with any ASS application, the big trick is getting communication right between the various pieces of the script. So far, I'm spending about 90% of my time figuring out why my clever solutions don't work. :-(

Thanks again,

		Neil

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