I am in script A. Then I call script B where rolloutB is defined as global at the begining.
...
fileIn (getdir(#userScripts) + "\\B.ms")
print rolloutB
...
Script B:
(
global rolloutB
...
rollout rolloutB "Rollout B" width:550 height:430
(
)
createDialog rolloutB 223 200
)
I need it to use it with setDialogPos to link position of rolloutB with rolloutA. If I run the script more times, then it starts to work. But If I restart 3d max then I get undefined for rolloutB.
Please help me!
One thing you could try is defining the rollout global before the filein() instead of defining it in the rollout script:
(
global rolloutB
fileIn (getdir(#userScripts) + "\\B.ms")
print rolloutB
)
Script B:
(
rollout rolloutB "Rollout B" width:550 height:430
(
)
createDialog rolloutB 223 200
)
If you want to keep the global declaration in the rollout script, then you could try:
print ::rolloutB
Oh, Jorge, as always you save me a lot of time! Thank you soo much!
It’s working just fine now!
another way is in script A call:
print (globalvars.get #rolloutb)
Thank you Denis. This information is really very important. I will use your code in other script of mine that deals with external global var. Thank you both, once again!