Hello,
as far as I see it, You will have to setup two global variables. Otherwise You
would have one global overridden at every script call. Would look like
something in psoydo code:
global string one, string two
void Fubnction FillVariables()
if (!one) then
one = GetYourContentHere()
sayString("1st variable has been filled")
elseif
two = GetYourContentHere()
sayString("2nd variable has been filled")
endIf
if (one&&two) then
sayString("one contains "+one+"and two contains "+two)
one = nothing
two = nothing
endIf
endFunction
script CompareContent()
FillVariables()
endScript
So You could press Your script key twice to get the content into two variables
and a third time to hear its contents. Afterwards, both variables are reset for
further use.
Hth
Richard
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi. Forgive me for what could be a
very basic question, but I have a = script where I want to store a string in a
variable, then compare it the = next time the script gets run. For clarity, am
I correct in thinking = that this must be a global variable?
Example:
1. I run the script with a keystroke.
2. The string at the cursor is stored in a variable.
3. I run the script again and want to compare that stored value.
If it's a local variable, it will be cleared each time you run the = script, so
that's why I think it should be a global? I may have = answered my own
question here, but confirmation does breed confidence I = think , THX Steve.
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