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Can you explain how this would work between two projects? Say in
project1 I create project variable "money and in the course of the
project's processes :money is set to 2000. Then a procedure in project1
ends with the command getproject "project2. Will project2 automatically
have a variable :money with value 2000?
Sorry I don't quite get this yet,
Thank you,
Erik
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Subject: RE: file size
On 24 Aug 2007 at 18:16, Erik Nauman wrote:
> But if I
> have stored variables that are set by the user in one project is there
> a way to pass them on to the next project when it opens?
those are variables created using "make"
it is "project variables" that are unusual:
createprojectvar word-or-list
Stands for create project variable. Creates a project
variable represented by a command and a reporter. For
example, if the project variable "amount" is created, the
command setamount sets its value, and amount reports its
value. Project variables are saved with your project.
Daniel
OpenWorld Learning
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