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Datum: 07.12.97 10:04:16 MST
Thema: Re: [vtcl] Variable Problem with 1.10
> Look under File/Preferences you'll find a check box "Save global
variables"
> Try it.
If you don't already use this option, I'd say don't. It never made any
sense to me, and caused all sorts of problems.
When you save an app from vTcl, it saves the current values of the
variables, not the values that you set for startup. Thus, depending on the
application, it doesn't start up in a reasonable known state.
It's been a long time, but I believe Stewart is going to remove this
feature altogether.
It's much more reasonable and predictable to set variable defaults in the
init proc (or main) that vTcl always provides.
...RickM...
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