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Variables - is it ok to have same name across scenes?

chaicka

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chaicka    195

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Hi,

 

Just want to improve my understanding on LUA scripting and HC2 scenes.

  • Is it ok to have variables defined with same name across different scenes?
  • Is it necessary to define as 'local' variable in each scene using the same variable name?

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marecki_0luk1    23

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Yes, you can have variables with the same exact name within different scenes.

No, you don't need to define as local but it helps a lot with code review.

 

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chaicka    195

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    Yes, you can have variables with the same exact name within different scenes.

    No, you don't need to define as local but it helps a lot with code review.

     

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    Thanks for the link and sharing of knowledge. I think I now have a better understanding of variables in LUA.

     

    Still trying to catch up from the decades-old programming knowledge to modern ones. LOL

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