Dan,
Except for script locals, which I (and I believe manyu others) use a
lot. They're a lot like globals, except only available script wide, and
great for libraries. To use them you only need to put the local
declaration outside the handler and functions which use it.
On caveat though: Remember your local variables always get reset when
recompiling a script, so using a 'checkLocals' handler helps:-)
Dan Shafer wrote:
Having said that, it is strictly optional in Transcript to use the word
"local" and I'd venture to say that the vast majority of us never use
it.
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