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Re: when is a global not a global?
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Re: when is a global not a global?


  • Subject: Re: when is a global not a global?
  • From: Tetsuro KURITA <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:07:02 +0900

I recommend to use property instead of global variable at the top-level
script as follows.

	property tvpi2crontabP : "/DVR/scripts/tvpi2crontab.app"
	property tvpi2crontab : (load script POSIX file tvpi2crontabP)
...
	property recDir : missing value

A value of a global variable in a script object is share with a value of
a property at the top-level script.

I can't explain difference of behavior between Script Editor and Applet,
but your problem can be solved above code.

=======================================================
 Tetsuro KURITA
  E-mail: email@hidden
  http://homepage.mac.com/tkurita/scriptfactory/en
=======================================================


On 2010/09/15, at 5:43, tom wible wrote:

> when it's run in script editor:-(
>
> i recently had to run an app bundle in s.e. to debug it, and the same code that runs perfectly when it runs standalone fails in s.e.:
>
> 	property tvpi2crontabP : "/DVR/scripts/tvpi2crontab.app"
> 	property tvpi2crontab : (load script POSIX file tvpi2crontabP)
> ...
> 	global recDir
> ...
> 	tvpi2crontab's init() -- this initializes recDir, which is also declared global in tvpi2crontab
> 	log recDir
>
> running the above code as a standalone app bundle works perfectly, but when i run it in s.e. the globals aren't seen:
>
> 		"The variable recDir is not defined."
>
> bita by s.e. again, but a simple work-around:
>
> 	set recDir to tvpi2crontab's recDir -- only needed when running in s.e.
>
>
>
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