Re: property in script object
Re: property in script object
- Subject: Re: property in script object
- From: Tommy Bollman <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2010 13:41:36 +0200
First!
Yes Yvan KOENIG, it is, because in the second example the property is declared within a handler, and aren't as such : persistant. ( It won't get saved to disk).
The first example, stores the property to disk, as long as your script returns a value. -A trick to avoid would be to have the script return with just the
return statement without any value.
On 29. juni 2010, at 12.31, KOENIG Yvan wrote:
> Hello
>
> Here is a behaviour which surprised me.
>
> If I run this script :
>
> --{code}
> property howto : missing value
>
> repeat 2 times
> my testeur()
> end repeat
>
> on testeur()
> script o
> log "howto 1 = " & howto
> if howto is missing value then
> set howto to "is defined"
> end if
> log "howto 2 = " & howto
> end script
> run o
> end testeur
> --{code}
>
> log :
> (*howto 1 = missing value*)
> (*howto 2 = is defined*)
> (*howto 1 = is defined*)
> (*howto 2 = is defined*)
>
> On pass 2, the property howto contains "is defined"
> which is logical because properties are supposed to be persistant.
>
> If I run :
>
> --{code}
> repeat 2 times
> my testeur()
> end repeat
>
> on testeur()
> script o
> property howto : missing value
> log "howto 1 = " & howto
> if howto is missing value then
> set howto to "is defined"
> end if
> log "howto 2 = " & howto
> end script
> run o
> end testeur
> --{code}
>
> log
> (*howto 1 = missing value*)
> (*howto 2 = is defined*)
> (*howto 1 = missing value*)
> (*howto 2 = is defined*)
>
> On pass 2, the property howto contains missing value.
> So, in the script object, the property isn't persistant.
>
> Is it the normal behaviour ?
>
> Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mardi 29 juin 2010 12:30:51
>
>
>
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Best regards
Tommy Bollman
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