You seem to be declaring a global inside a handler and then trying to
access the global outside the handler without declaring the global.
Common practice is to declare global at the top of the script, and
then it is accessible to any handler in that script.
Ex.
-- stack script
Global bobtest
On openstack
put "hey" into bobtest
End openstack
On revealbobtest
put bobtest -- the message box
End revealbobtest
The above works because the scope of the global is the stack script
itself, NOT the handler, whose scope expires with the termination of
the handler.
Hope this helps
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Calvary Chapel CM
Sent from iPhone
On Jul 2, 2008, at 17:56, Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I do the following in a script:
put "north" into theButton
global status
put the hilite of bg button theButton into status
and check status, I get the value I expect, namely the hilite of the
bg
button North.
However, if I
if the hilite of bg button theButton then
OR
if (the hilite of bg button theButton) then
I get a message execution error: Error Description: Chunk: no such
object.
So if I combine both of these, status gets the value I would expect,
but I
still get the error.
So what's wrong with my code, please?
--
Diogenes - "What I like to drink most is wine that belongs to
others."
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