Quoting Stefan Hornburg (Racke) (suppressed): > suppressed writes: > > > Quoting Jeff Dafoe (suppressed): > >> > [tmp some_scratch] something [/tmp] > >> > > >> > it goes away after the current page. > >> > >> I think the tag reference is wrong. It says for tmp: > >> > >> "Sets a scratch variable to value, but at the end of the user session the > >> Scratch key is deleted" > > > > That is actually correct. I don't know where your confusion lies... > > > >> > >> That is what confused me. I went ahead and made a note in the online > >> reference to reflect the information you provided. Thanks for the > >> additional information, as I was also wondering about the lifetime of > >> variables used in embedded perl. > >> > > > > All variables in IC, except for ones stored in the user session, > > last only for that page. Even if you set $Config, which you actually > > see quite frequently, it will return to the catalog.cfg value on > > the next access. > > The grand exception is $Variable, where changes are persistent even > across sessions, so if you change a variable for one customer, the > next will get the changed value in another session. Only if you change the file or data object underlying it, and that is presuming you have "Pragma dynamic_variables" set. Just assigning to $Variable in embedded Perl will do nothing.... -- Mike Heins Perusion -- Expert Interchange Consulting http://www.perusion.com/ phone +1.513.523.7621 <suppressed> Fast, reliable, cheap. Pick two and we'll talk. -- unknown _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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