That's right, Softimage is always creating new and separate instances of the scripting engine to run code. There isn't a way to add global code that Softimage will insert into every new instance of the scripting engine.
So, maybe put that code in a module, or in a special custom command that you keep around for that purpose? On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 11:33 AM, Sergio Mucino <[email protected]>wrote: > I can't be sure about this, but it seems like each tab in the Script > Editor spawns its own (local) instance of the Python interpreter. If I > create a function in a script on one tab, I cannot call it from within a > different tab. > Does anyone know of a way of evaluating "global" functions? I would like > to create a function, evaluate it, and have it remain in memory for it to > be called from any other tab/script running in the current session. > Thanks for any help! > -- >
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