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Le 2020-03-27 à 13:55, Bald Eagle a écrit :
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> Alain Martel <kua### [at] videotron ca> wrote:
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>> The #local Z = Z - dz; is local to the for loop and distinct from the
>> variable created with the #declare Z = 1 - dz/2;
>> As soon as the local Z is declared, the global Z becomes invisible or
>> hidden. That local Z disappears as soon as you exit the for loop.
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>> So, in your include, use only #local and only use #declare if you want
>> to affect the global instance of your variables, like when you want to
>> pass back some computed values.
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> This is all well and good, and sound advice in general; however, it does not
> explain why it works in the standalone scene and fails to work when the same
> exact code is run in an include file.
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In the stand alone case, it seems that #local act the same as #declare.
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