> From: Francis Vermeulen > > thanks for the reply. But as I understood it, for a single > script there may be multiple continuations at any point in > time, all corresponding to different page submissions so that > if you use the browser back button, submitting that page can > use that particular continuation to restore the intepreter > state as it was when that page was being submitted the first > time.
sorry, my last answer was too fast: you are right, local variables are bound to the continuation. I tried it with the calculator example by changing all variables to local variables. I entered a and b and then forked my browser window (using IE with Ctrl+N) and jumped back to enter a different value for b. If I used local variables I got two different results which is the right behaviour. I tested with a CVS snapshot from last week (with the latest rhino lib). > That's even the example given in the documentation? So > I don't understand your point, I'm sorry. Can you clarify > further on this? Sorry again. Try out the calculator examples the way I did. Do you get the same results as I got? Cheers, Reinhard> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
