If you have a series of functions in your lua file…
And function A needs to call function B, then function B must appear above it in the lua file.
Unless you remove the ‘local’ from the start of function B, in which case it can appear after it.
Hope that made sense - can anyone shed light on this please?
Thanks
Tom
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its not that you should remove local from function B.
to call a function which is declared after where it is called you should do forward referencing. that means you give definition first and declaration later.
[lua]–function B definition --forward referencing
local functionB
–function definition and declaration in one line
loca functionA()
functionB()
end
–function B declaration
functionB()
end[/lua]
so if you give local in front of functionB it will be defined again and it will return again. thats why you have been told to remove local from in front of functionB. but make sure you put local functionB before the function call.
hope it is clear… 
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Ah, thats so obvious! Can’t believe I missed that. Thank you!
Tom [import]uid: 55068 topic_id: 13773 reply_id: 50641[/import]