On 5/3/10 5:38 PM, Freddy Vulto wrote:
> I think I found a much cleaner workaround. It looks like a called
> function can really unset local variables in the caller(?!),
This isn't surprising. A function could always unset variables at a
higher scope; e.g., a function can unset a variable with global scope.
A local variable has a scope limited to the function where it was
declared and that function's callees. In effect, the local variable's
"root" is the function where it was declared. A called function can
unset a variable up to the "root".
Chet
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