You could also use the mechanic in JavaScript of module.export and requires to add variables and objects to other code units.
There are project Variables (acccessed by Project.Variables.<variable name>) that are global throughout the specific project. You could also create a variable on the Project Suite level (ProjectSuite.Variables.<variable name>) that would span all projects within the project suite. Either is a built in way of having a global variable that is not language specific nor do you need to worry about any include statements or nested code.
You could also use the mechanic in JavaScript of module.export and requires to add variables and objects to other code units.
I was overthinking the solution. Using shared exported variables I was able to incriment the shared variable in a local script (which changed the variable value at the project level), which is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks again!
Thank you for your quick response! I was looking into those, but I didn't see a good built in way to incriment a global variable. The best approch that I could come up with was creating a global variable that is incrimented through a shared javascript closure function. This seems to be a bit extravaigent for a simple global counter. The global variables have plenty of "get" methods but no clear "set" methods. Am I overlooking something?
