function object

does it always remember picked objects or how do you set this

and do you always use a text object to set the function

i just want to pass them to the function but dont know what else you should use

my example:

functiontxt set text to Function.setstartvalue(1000,1000,300,1)

There is an option for remember objects. just select yes remember or no dont remember.

I really dont understand what you are talking about in the second question.

When you are calling Function.setstartvalue(1000,1000,300,1)

you are passing it for paramaters. so in your function you would have

on function setStartValue

-set myvar to function.param(1) // this will set my var to 1000 2 would also and 3 would set it to 300.

you could also pass it variables by doing function.MyFunction( myObject('myVar'))

There is an option for remember objects. just select yes remember or no dont remember.

I think he means does calling a function from an expression remember picked objects. Which is a good question because, well, you're calling it from an expression and there's no drop-down menu to select Remember or Forget from.

And... I don't know the answer

As far as I can tell, calling a function through an expression remembers object picking.

However, if I'm wrong(which I'm fairly certain I'm not, since I tested it), you could always use the "Add parameter" action for your parameters and call your functions using the "Call function" action to ensure proper object picking.

okey thanx for the replys,

so in case i would like it set to forget i should use the add param and call function and dropdown

and for using the text , i guess its a good way as i don't need a seperate var for setting the param

or maybe a global var is also a good way

so like this

global('setstart') set var to Function.setstartvalue(1000,1000,300,1)

i guess my question was why do you need to set something, why not just

Function.setstartvalue(1000,1000,300,1)

i guess my question was why do you need to set something, why not just

Function.setstartvalue(1000,1000,300,1)

Because it is not implemented

If you want to pass parameters to a function without the need of a return value (like in your example set text) you have to set the parameters seperately and then call the function. It is part of the concept - the way of calling a function with a return value directly within the expression is just a shortcut for your convenience