On 11/14/2014, 9:12 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I don't see any anomaly here. Since the intermediate function calls yet another function, it never needs to "close", that is, return, a value. It is a pass-through entity, a card carrying member of the chain of handler calls. Step through this variation:on mouseUp put double(2) into myVar1 answer myVar1 end mouseUp function double var put redouble(var * 2) into myVar2 -- no return in this function end double function redouble var return var * 2 end redouble The "8" you get is processed sequentially through the handler path, just like bacon.
Boy, I don't know. It seems wrong to me. The scope of a variable is supposed to be handler-specific unless declared otherwise, and "myVar2" should not be available outside of double().
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