Re: resetting script between runs
Re: resetting script between runs
- Subject: Re: resetting script between runs
- From: Håvard Graudo <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 13:44:42 +0200
Le 4 juin 07 à 11:09:10, Håvard Graudo a écrit :
How do I remove garbage from a script between runs?
I have a fairly complex script that sometimes fails. Freshly
saved as an application it is 308k large. After a run it may be
544k.
Problem is it sometimes fails, and I cannot debug:
If I open it in an editor and just recompile it will always work
again.
If it fails contantly as an application and I just open and run
it directly from an editor it will also work.
I think I must reset something between runs, but what? Are there
anything else than properties that should be saved between runs?
My 4 properties are three booleans (ie. debug: false) + a static
string (path to a logfile).
I have three globals. Globals are not saved between runs, right?
Hello
You make me think that I was thinking wrongly.
So I wrote a huge test script:
global laGlobale
set laGlobale to (choose file) as text
I checked the script file's contents and saw that the selected path
was stored in it.
So, it seems that globals are saved in the file.
Yvan KOENIG
where do you see them? Is that in the 'scpt' id 128 resource?
did you save that script as an application?
Håvard
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