Thanks John I just had figured out that the way to do it was to pass the values
as arguments in the recursion.
Bob
On Jan 26, 2012, at 12:34 PM, John Craig wrote:
> Hi, Bob. Here's one way of doing it. In the first call, pIndex is empty, so
> some initialization is performed. The paramete
Easiest way I know is to have
- your variables be either global or script-local
- add an additional parameter, used only for recursive calls.
so for the public interface, used from anywhere else, you do something like
put myFunction(a,b,c) into myVar
but within the function itself, you do
You need to pass the persistent variables as parameters to the recursive
function. When you call the function for the first time, just make sure
the variables are empty, then when you call it from within itself, they'll
get passed with whatever the values are at the time of the call.
Pete
On Thu,
Hi, Bob. Here's one way of doing it. In the first call, pIndex is
empty, so some initialization is performed. The parameters are all
passed with each recursive call, but pSame is always the same value.
HTH
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on mouseUp
test "12345", 1, 99
end mouseUp
command test pData, pChange, p
Hi all. This is my first foray into recursive functions. There are two
variables I would like to be persistent for as long as the script is running,
but I want them to be empty the first time I call the recursive function. I
have tried declaring the variables as local, but each time the function
