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When i create a global array, then recreate it the data inside is reset - this is great, just what i want!

however - when i create a global variable, then recreate it the data is kept... is this by design?

example code:

;declare variables
func Declare()
    global $test2
    global $test[4]
EndFunc


Declare()
;set variables
for $i= 1 to 3
    $test[$i] = "test"
next
$test2 = "test2"
;output variables
Output()
;re-declare variables
Declare()
;output them again, now that they have been re-declared
Output()

Exit

func Output ()
    for $i= 1 to 3
        msgbox (0, "test:", $test[$i])
    next
    msgbox (0, "test2:", $test2)
EndFunc
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When i create a global array, then recreate it the data inside is reset - this is great, just what i want!

however - when i create a global variable, then recreate it the data is kept... is this by design?

example code:

;declare variables
func Declare()
    global $test2
    global $test[4]
EndFunc
Declare()
;set variables
for $i= 1 to 3
    $test[$i] = "test"
next
$test2 = "test2"
;output variables
Output()
;re-declare variables
Declare()
;output them again, now that they have been re-declared
Output()

Exit

func Output ()
    for $i= 1 to 3
        msgbox (0, "test:", $test[$i])
    next
    msgbox (0, "test2:", $test2)
EndFunc

If a non-array variable is redeclared then the declaration is ignored unless it is a local variable inside a function in which case it is a different variable.

If a variable is an array then declaring it again resets all the values, but if you use the ReDim then the values are kept.

This shows the effect-

;declare variables
Global $test3 =99
 global $test[4]

Declare(4)
;set variables
for $i= 0 to UBound($test)-1
    $test[$i] = $i & "test"
next
$test2 = "test2"
;output variables
Output()
;re-declare variables
Declare(3)
;output them again, now that they have been re-declared
Output()
Local $test3
MsgBox(0,"test3 again",$test3)


func Declare($max)
    Local $test3 = 77;this variable is only seen inside the function
                    ;it will be used instead of a global variable of the same name if there is one
    global $test2
    ReDim $test[$max]
EndFunc

func Output ()
    for $i= 0 To UBound($test) - 1
        msgbox (0, "test:", $test[$i])
    next
    msgbox (0, "test2:", $test2)
    MsgBox(0,"test3:",$test3)
EndFunc
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