> Works! But I don't think local one can work as I wanted, as it doesn't work > as a user arg for the cbx(...). Static or global version should be ok, since > the callback routine itself can access it.
I am not really sure if this is relevant, but note that cbx creates at call
function usage where all the arguments are evaluated with values of the local
variables at the time cbx is called. Try the following in a script file to see
what I mean:
local v="alpha"++"beta"
win.debug(cbx("routine",v))
