Dynamic Framesets?

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Chandler

Why would you want to keep the VARIABLE data?
Here:

function onCreated()
{
  temp.myList = {"hey", "hi", "lol"};
  for (currentItem: temp.myList)
    echo(currentItem);
  echo(currentItem);
  scheduleevent(3, "Repeat", "");
}
function onRepeat()
{
  echo(currentItem);
}

using temp. prefix's won't STORE the VARIABLE data.

You obviously don't know how those kind of loops work.

temp.str is set (temporary variable)

PHP Code:

for (temp.str: this.strlist) { ... } 


When not using a prefix in these kind of loops, a TEMP. variable is set.

PHP Code:

for (str: this.strlist) { ... } 


[Chandler]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

When not using a prefix in these kind of loops, a TEMP. variable is set.

PHP Code:

for (str: this.strlist) { ... } 


Balls, you speak lies.

You obviously don't know gscript two.

Try the script that I posted.

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Chandler

Balls, you speak lies.

Yeah, sure.. Whatever you say. That's the way they work though, perhaps you should try if your script works before you post it.

PHP Code:

function onCreated()
{
  temp.myList = {"hey", "hi", "lol"};
  for (currentItem: temp.myList)
    echo(currentItem);
  echo(currentItem);
  scheduleevent(3, "Repeat", "");
}
function onRepeat()
{
  echo(currentItem);
} 


When onRepeat() is called, it will echo absolutely nothing!