oli larkin

if i have a js file which creates a global and some global js variables, how can i prevent another instance of that js overwriting/interfering with that global. Is there an "isdefined()" or similar method.

how-to-tell-if-a-global-is-allready-defined

Oliver, heres a little fragment. I had a hard time dealing with 

this issue. and I'm still not quite sure what works and what 

doesn't. it's an anomaly just seems to obvious to me. I mean who 

want to define a global that you cant read elsewhere.... anyway this 

seems to do the trick. its from my solomute.js

someone more knowledgeable will probably say something more interesting

Oliver, heres a little fragment.    I had a hard time dealing with  
this issue.  and I'm still not quite sure what works and what  
doesn't.  it's an anomaly just seems to obvious to me.  I mean who  
want to define a global that you cant read elsewhere....  anyway this  
seems to do the trick.  its from my solomute.js

var gtabs = new Global("sologlobal");
if(gtabs[mygroup]==undefined)
{gtabs[mygroup]=new Object();}

I'm about to pass out on benidryl.  feh
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-matt

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this method seems to be working. thanks very much,

how to tell if a global is allready defined