In the following script, I am trying to create a series of graph boxes that are displayed below each other in a window. For this i am given a list of values for every important characteristic (these lists are all accessible via the Associative Array 'listMap'. Then I create all graph boxes via a for loop.
This however doesn't work because the variables that are used inside of the Graph Box (i.a. iV, listMap["median"][iV], numReferenceLines) also change the already created Graph Boxes that use them.
Is there a way to fixate the variables in a Graph Box? I want them to be evaluated instantly and then to not be able to be changed.
Disclaimer: According to my trials, 'Eval' doesn't seem to help. Neither do Namespaces (as they also still update, even if locked) or Journals (even if 'Freeze All' is activated).
어떤 도움이라도 감사히 받겠습니다. 미리 감사드립니다 
ClearGlobals();
NamesDefaultToHere( 1 );
width = 1600;
height = 900;
boxPlotWidth = 0.5;
v = 3;
listMap = Associative Array();
listMap["frameHeightMin"] = {0.5, 0.3, 0.4};
listMap["frameHeightMax"] = {1.5, 2.0, 4.1};
listMap["numReferenceLines"] = {3 , 5 , 8 };
listMap["min"] = {0.6, 0.6, 0.5};
listMap["median"] = {0.9, 1.4, 2.6};
listMap["max"] = {1.3, 1.7, 3.9};
win = New Window("Test");
For(iV = 1, iV <= v, iV++,
numReferenceLines = listMap["numReferenceLines"][iV];
frameHeightMin = listMap["frameHeightMin"][iV];
frameHeightMax = listMap["frameHeightMax"][iV];
win << Graph Box(
Frame Size( width, height ),
X Scale( 0, 2),
Y Scale( frameHeightMin, frameHeightMax ),
X Name("split"),
Y Name("values"),
//[] Generate grey horizontal lines
For(h = 0, h <= numReferenceLines, h++, HLine(frameHeightMin + (h/(numReferenceLines)*(frameHeightMax - frameHeightMin)))),
//[] Min
If(Contains(listMap, "min") & Contains(listMap, "min"),
Line({1 - boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["min"][iV] }, {1 + boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["min"][iV] }));
//[] Median
If(Contains(listMap, "median") & Contains(listMap, "median"),
Line({1 - boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["median"][iV]}, {1 + boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["median"][iV] }));
//[] Max
If(Contains(listMap, "max") & Contains(listMap, "max"),
Line({1 - boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["max"][iV] }, {1 + boxPlotWidth/2, listMap["max"][iV] }));
);
);
