the killGlobals handler would be called something like this:
on stopMovie
:
killGlobals ["gMyGlobal", "gYourGlobal", "gGlobalsForEverybody"]
:
end
iin other words called with a list of _strings_ (not the globals
themselves)
of course in this simple example i might just as well write:
gMyGlobal = VOID
gYourGlobal = VOID
gGlobalsForEverybody = VOID
and be done with it, but my killGlobals handler is part of a larger scheme
whereby various 'sets' of globals are stored in lists.
maybe a parentscript is my answer, with properties instead of globals... I'm
looking into it.
Rich
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