Issue resolved. It was a typo error :( my bad
Assuming
Log.Message("03. Global value of 'myGlobalVariable': " + loginArray);
// should be myGlobalVariable
is just a typo, your code works fine:
Nothing in this example would cause the error you're describing. Is this the actual code you're using? Do you use unique names for script units, functions and variables?
Thank you for the response Helen.
Yes, it was a type.
Yes, I use unique names all out (Functions signatures / file names / variables etc)
Executing the function: 'useGlobalVariablesFunction' is throwing an error for me.
Issue resolved. It was a typo error :( my bad
No problem, glad you got it resolved. :smileyhappy:
