Re: [WebDNA] [text scope=global show=F]... the 'show' param breaks

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2010

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 105124
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texte = Govinda wrote:> Just a heads up to anyone setting global-scope [text] vars (at least > when in a function which is called from another parent function..)> > those [text]-var statements do not seem to work when set this way:> [text scope=global show=F]...> > ..but do work when set this way:> [text scope=global]> > I would not think that the 'show' param should cause the 'scope' param > to break.. seems like a (minor) bug to me.> Anyway.. this post is just to save someone else the 15 mins trying to > figure out what is going on... in case you ever end up in this > situation like I did today.Couple issues here that I see (and no, I don't see a bug as of yet)..You need to use the "&" between params, and,I am guessing you are wanting WebDNA's function contextto behave more like other languages function contexts.. whichthere are some differences.I would suggest posting the code so we can actually seewhat you are doing... but this doesn't break:--------[function name=test1][text scope=global&show=F]a=1[/text][:global:a][/function]Results:
[text show=T]a=20[/text]
[test1]--------Donovan-- Donovan BrookeEuca Design Center[Practical-Ethical-Efficient]www.euca.usegg.bzartglass-forum.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [WebDNA] [text scope=global show=F]... the 'show' param breaks the 'scope' param (Govinda 2010) Re: [WebDNA] [text scope=global show=F]... the 'show' param breaks (Donovan Brooke 2010) [WebDNA] [text scope=global show=F]... the 'show' param breaks the 'scope' param (Govinda 2010)

Govinda wrote:> Just a heads up to anyone setting global-scope [text] vars (at least > when in a function which is called from another parent function..)> > those [text]-var statements do not seem to work when set this way:> [text scope=global show=F]...> > ..but do work when set this way:> [text scope=global]> > I would not think that the 'show' param should cause the 'scope' param > to break.. seems like a (minor) bug to me.> Anyway.. this post is just to save someone else the 15 mins trying to > figure out what is going on... in case you ever end up in this > situation like I did today.Couple issues here that I see (and no, I don't see a bug as of yet)..You need to use the "&" between params, and,I am guessing you are wanting WebDNA's function contextto behave more like other languages function contexts.. whichthere are some differences.I would suggest posting the code so we can actually seewhat you are doing... but this doesn't break:--------[function name=test1][text scope=global&show=F]a=1[/text][:global:a][/function]Results:
[text show=T]a=20[/text]
[test1]--------Donovan-- Donovan BrookeEuca Design Center[Practical-Ethical-Efficient]www.euca.usegg.bzartglass-forum.com Donovan Brooke

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