you wrote...
> Yes, assignment and variable processing has changed slightly. But I
> tried the statement you provided and it worked for me. Can yo provide
> more of the script and exactly what that statement was?
Save following scripts in your scripts folder and run RunMe.powerpro.
Script should return empty string but it returns "Test", tested with
empty.pcf.
;-----RunMe.powerpro------
Global myFirstTestVariable00 mySecondGlobalTestVariableTestTest myThirdVariableForTestingTestTest myTest
;One line above
.s1
.s3
.s4
Win.Debug(myGlobalTest)
;-----RunMe.powerpro------
;-----s1.powerpro------
Local myTest11 myVarForTestTestingTestScript myLocalTestVar
.s2
myTest11 = Eval(Line(AllGlobals, 1))
;-----s1.powerpro------
;-----s2.powerpro------
Global myGlobalTest
;One line below
Local myTestVarTest5 myVarTestTest8 myVariableTest959 myTestVariable414 myTestTest9 myC myVariable
;-----s2.powerpro------
;-----s3.powerpro------
Local myte22 myC
Global myVarGlobalTestTestTestTest
Global myTestTestTestTestTestTest = "Test"
;-----s3.powerpro------
;-----s4.powerpro------
;One line below
Global myVariableTest1 myVarTestTestTesting myTestTestTestTestTestTestTest000
;-----s4.powerpro------
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