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How are reference variables stored internally. I'm having issues reliably accessing my reference variables when there get to be more than 16 user created ones in a cell. I get correct behaviour sometimes but not all the time. I can provide an ESP and simple instructions to replicate the problem. It is possible it is my code however which is why I would like to try and eliminate as many issues as possible, since you certainly don't have time to be debugging my scripts. | How are reference variables stored internally. I'm having issues reliably accessing my reference variables when there get to be more than 16 user created ones in a cell. I get correct behaviour sometimes but not all the time. I can provide an ESP and simple instructions to replicate the problem. It is possible it is my code however which is why I would like to try and eliminate as many issues as possible, since you certainly don't have time to be debugging my scripts. | ||
On further testing, I see that the same code works perfectly sometimes and not others. Is it possible to hit race conditions in scripts? I assumed they would be linearly processed with no interruption. If that's not the case, then the errors I am getting virtually require that the references I have stored are variable and not fixed as I would expect. Almost nothing else describes this behavior. | |||
--[[User:Tegid|Tegid]] 00:16, 24 April 2006 (EDT) | --[[User:Tegid|Tegid]] 00:16, 24 April 2006 (EDT) | ||
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How are reference variables stored internally. I'm having issues reliably accessing my reference variables when there get to be more than 16 user created ones in a cell. I get correct behaviour sometimes but not all the time. I can provide an ESP and simple instructions to replicate the problem. It is possible it is my code however which is why I would like to try and eliminate as many issues as possible, since you certainly don't have time to be debugging my scripts.
On further testing, I see that the same code works perfectly sometimes and not others. Is it possible to hit race conditions in scripts? I assumed they would be linearly processed with no interruption. If that's not the case, then the errors I am getting virtually require that the references I have stored are variable and not fixed as I would expect. Almost nothing else describes this behavior. --Tegid 00:16, 24 April 2006 (EDT)