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Jim,
If you declare your local outside the object handlers, then it stays
persistent to that object *until* you edit the script. Editing scripts
resets all it's locals.
best,
Chipp
Chipp,
Thanks. That is what I was missing. I was also finding that when I
returned to the script the old local variable retained its value from
the previous run--until, as you say, the script is recompiled.
"Local" is a deceptive descriptor. It is used (as a script local) to
control not only locality, but also persistence--it has both spacial
and temporal implications.
I'm not faulting the docs. It's all there.
Jim
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