Hi,
I have a variable called lf, (lf = ListF << Get Items, where ListF is a list of items). I define ListF within a function that contains a button box. In the function for that button box, which is defined after the function where ListF is defined, I set lf = ListF << GetItems. I can access the lf variable inside the functions but after the functions, when I write print(lf); it gives me this name unresolved error. Could you give me an idea as to why?
Function where ListF is defined:
selectFileButton = Function({y},
win1 = New Window( "Select Files",
Lineup Box( N Col( 2 ), Spacing( 3 ),
Button Box( "File To Tag", ListF << Append( ListData << GetSelected )),
ListF = List Box( fileSelected, width( lbWidth ), nLines( 5 ), Numeric ), <BR />Button Box("OK", OKScript1)))); <BR />Function where lf is defined:
OKScript1 = Expr(
//win1 << CloseWindow;
lf = ListF << Get Items);
Outside both those functions:
print(lf);
Variable scope *might* be the issue. "lf" seems to be created and assigned a value inside of the eval chunk of code: a local variable. When that chunk of code is complete, garbage collection deletes the local variable.
Define "lf" and assign it a bogus value early so it becomes global. Then when are running the eval later, it won't define a local "lf" but a global "lf" that then the eval updates.
Still stuck on this, would really appreciate any help. Will provide the full code if needs be, thanks.
