> Also, is it really a must to declare variables used in computation to be
> global in scope? I tried declaring the variable vola1 as local (set vola1 =
> 0.0) but when i test the value in the message window it returned a <VOID>
> value. Why is this?
Don't know about the rest of your query, but as far as I understand it,
variables only need to be declared global if you intend to pass them from
one place to another. In other words, if you can finish working with a
variable inside one handler, then there is no need for a global.
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