noelle cheng wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to learn to use the debugger to correct the errors in my code.
>
> This is the line which stopped the running of the program :
>
> goMulti.mSetUserOption(pIndex,pIndexValue)
>
> In the top righthand box, the list of variables were specified:
>
> me= <offspring"filea"4 4f8f94>
> goMulti = <void>
> etc
> This was the only void variable.
>
> In the original file where the program was running properly, the list of
> variables were specified as follows:
>
> me= <offspring"filea"4 4f8f94>
> goMulti = <offspring"fileb"1 4f91b0>
> etc
>
The goMulti object has to be created, which might have happened in the
original movie and not in your movie. Or maybe you are missing the line
global goMulti --declaring goMulti as global
in your script.
When you use a global variable, it must be declared as a global in every
script where you use it
regards, Florian
> I do not understand. Why is there a void? The program I was debugging has
> an identical fileb, yet why did the program not execute?
>
> TIA for helping.
>
> Noelle
>
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