Is there some special reason to use a comma-seperated single string to pass
arguments to your function? Does it not suffice to use more than one argument,
or a list?
def foo(a, b)
print a, b
def foo(abList)
a, b = abList
print a,b
On May 19, 2013, at 9:00 AM, Daz wrote:
> Heya
>
> Right so I've got a problem with the lines below. They are sort of taken out
> of context so there is a bit more code around it(UI and other scripts etc etc
> not related)
>
> This is the code :
>
> http://pastebin.com/kzwmF2dN
>
> Now I got another version of it that works but it require me to copy the code
> with slightly different variables over again for each control. So for 10
> controllers I'm looking at 10 copies. I wanted to shorten it down to make it
> a blueprint but I failed and I get this error:
> # UnboundLocalError: local variable 'RGBname' referenced before assignment #
>
> I can upload the code that works if that would be any help...
>
> I have no idea at all whats wrong. I'm googling to find out what the unbound
> thini means but I hit a wall :(
>
> Any help would be great !
>
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