I use a global variable oject near the top of all my scripts.
something like this:
gv: make object! [
this: 1
that: 2
thing: 3
]
Then I call the global vars any time I want from any where in a script...
gv/this
gv/that
gv/thing
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>
> You can do this with a global variable, but I too would be
> interested in
> knowing if Rebol has directly implemented this for variables
> local to a
> function, but I think I've figured out the answer (or at least a
> work-around). Declaring a local variable to a block (without
> using make
> block!) will retain the value to that block. So, you can keep
> all of your
> static data within that block.
>
> f: func [][
> static: [0]
> either zero? static/1 [
> change at static 1 1
> print "Function called first time"
> ][
> print "Function called the next time"
> ]
> ]
>
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> Subject: [REBOL] "static" variable
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know whether Rebol has such a kind of variable:
> you initialize
> this
> variable at the first time you run the script. In this
> script, the variable
> will
> be modified to some value. If you run this script again, this
> variable will
> preserve the value it has in last run.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Tiana
>
