Hi Tab,
> Um, although I spent a lot of time on the history, I'm pretty
> sure my first
> sentence said "its main value is to set up some global
> variables before the
> start of the movie".
That was not the bit I disagreed with, but the bit where you said that you
don't really need it anymore - I find the lingo.ini extremely helpful when
it comes to stub projectors. Why make 10 projectors when you can make only
one? :)
>
> In fact, I don't think you even need to declare them global,
> because if I
> recall correctly, all variables addressed in there are automatically
> considered global.
Ah, I didn't know that handy tidbit.
>
> And, yes, I know globals are good throughout and across
> movies. That's why
> they're called "globals" :)
Oops :) This bit of explanation wasn't actually meant for you, but for
whoever asked the original question... I really should have made it clear. I
know that YOU know all about globals: you're the one who taught me all about
it in the first place, in your "Lingo!" book :) :) :)
Karina
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