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Does anyone know if the a!save operations in a saveInto always happen in order f
marky
over 10 years ago
Does anyone know if the a!save operations in a saveInto always happen in order from top to bottom? I am wondering if there is a possibility that the a!save operations would not go in order, perhaps because of a race condition with the underlying threading....
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marky
over 10 years ago
Thank you. That is exactly what I needed to know.
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davids0001
over 7 years ago
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For anyone checking out this thread after switch to Community, I think documentation is here stating that saveInto does in fact save values from top to bottom.
The expression in the saveInto parameter evaluates when the user interacts with the component. Each item in the saveInto array evaluates one at a time. Therefore, if an a!save() parameter uses a variable that was updated higher in the list, a!save() evaluates with the variable's updated value. (Taken from page "SAIL Design" in the documentation on this site)
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davids0001
over 7 years ago
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For anyone checking out this thread after switch to Community, I think documentation is here stating that saveInto does in fact save values from top to bottom.
The expression in the saveInto parameter evaluates when the user interacts with the component. Each item in the saveInto array evaluates one at a time. Therefore, if an a!save() parameter uses a variable that was updated higher in the list, a!save() evaluates with the variable's updated value. (Taken from page "SAIL Design" in the documentation on this site)
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