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Re: function help
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damian.harty |
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Re: function help |
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Thu, 23 Feb 2012 12:46:25 -0800 (PST) |
martin_helm wrote
>
> Because by design all the additional function definitions in the .m file
> are local and hidden to the outside world.
>
Well, that's the bit I'm not getting. If they are in the script file I'm
working in, they don't get much more local than that, do they? I can
understand why they would be invisible, say, from the command line despite
being present in a script, but I can't understand why they aren't visible
when they are /in this file/ and why instead they /have to be in a file with
their own name/.
Nevertheless, that's how it is, and I need separate files for any functions
that I write or else do that init thing. I'll live. But it ain't about
"local"...
Damian
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