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hi !
i found something strange... python keep the variables in memory (xbmc cvs 04 12 13)
i launch one script, then another one, and i figure out that a var in the second script get the value stored in the forst script....
i'm not very good to make me 'understandable'...
can you understand ? thanks for help
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darkie
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yup, this could be possible ( though i never noticed it myself)
best thing you could do is to cleanup the classes / variables at script exit with the command 'del'.
and if you look at most scripts out there you will notice they all use 'del window' at some time.
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i use del window as well...
but maybe the first script i launched don't do it... let me see...
no ! first script and second one both do a del after the domodal...
any other idea ? it looks like a bug...
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you probably need to delete more then only the window, for example, if you have global data (defined outside a class) you need to free that too
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ok
it is strange cause it is the first time i see that...
never need to delete all ... ??
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can a scripter try to make some tests...
set a var in a script
then run a second script that read the same name var.
script 1 : set myvar=10
script 2 : read myvar = ??
