Doggy, can you supply a short testclip and client script, thanks.
[I've found your ResizersPack4.7.4.avsi]
EDIT: As a very temporary hack for global survival, you could use RT_Stats DBase or array,
and preset fields/elements with eg -1, not set. Then you only need to use a fixed DBase name
to read or write, vars can even survive a reboot.
EDIT:
Code:
DB = "My.DB".RT_GetFullPathName
X1_FLD = 0
Y1_FLD = 1
X2_FLD = 2
Y2_FLD = 3
RECORD_0 = 0
TypeString="iiii" # 4 fields of type int
RT_DBaseAlloc(DB,1,TypeString) # Single pre-existing record [int field defaults are set to 0]
RT_DBaseSet(DB,RECORD_0,-1,-1,-1,-1) # PreSet all vars -1
X1 = RT_DBaseGetField(DB, RECORD_0, X1_FLD)
Y1 = RT_DBaseGetField(DB, RECORD_0, Y1_FLD)
X2 = RT_DBaseGetField(DB, RECORD_0, X2_FLD)
Y2 = RT_DBaseGetField(DB, RECORD_0, Y2_FLD)
# ...
RT_DBaseSetField(DB, RECORD_0, X1_FLD, X1)
RT_DBaseSetField(DB, RECORD_0, Y1_FLD, Y1)
RT_DBaseSetField(DB, RECORD_0, X2_FLD, X2)
RT_DBaseSetField(DB, RECORD_0, Y2_FLD, Y2)
# OR
RT_DBaseSet(DB, RECORD_0, X1,Y1,X2,Y2)
EDIT: Even though file based, DBase is fast from harddrive, certainly faster than Global access on v2.60, not sure about Avs+ as
Avs+ implemented hash table for Globals access.
EDIT: DBase is also a way to return multiple results from a function, supply the function with DBase name, and function
returns results in DB, with perhaps success status as actual function return.