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Hey guys, Bowbii here..

 

I've got a little questions, pretty easily answered I assume.

My_fnc = { ...code... };

then, I want My_fnc to be something else.

So I wrote this:

MyFNCChange = { My_fnc = { ..new code..}; };

And I'm calling it via spawn/call MyFNCChange..

Problem is, My_fnc gets redifned even if I didn't call MyFNCChange..

 

Has anyone a solution for this?

It would be great!

- xBowBii

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I am guessing 0verHeaT is suggesting that preprocessing MyFNCChange may be calling the code that changes the My_fnc value.  If you are not doing it then it wont be the problem.

 

Have you tried an alternative.

OldFuncCode = {...code...};
NewFuncCode = {...code...};

MyFNCInit = {MyFunc = OldFuncCode;};
MyFNCChange = {MyFunc = NewFuncCode;};

nil = [] call MyFNCInit; //Set initial MyFunc code block to OldFuncCode.
nil = [] call MyFNCChange; //Change MyFunc code block to NewFuncCode.

Sitting in the office so may have bugs and can't test but an alternative suggestion you could try.

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