🔒 I want to store a functions end value without calling the function again.

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@wooden cliff

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[wooden cliff]

I need to save the text value

without calling the trigger function in the person class

i tried to use different functions to save it and print it afterwards but

when i try to call the trigger function with the other objects, it prints out the same thing over and over

this is my output

It repets the first object that got his event when i try to trigger and print the other objects events

how can i fix this

I want to store a functions end value without calling the function again. (In a class)

[vale lake]

!paste

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[vale lake]

Can you paste your code?

[wooden cliff]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/AYRA

[rare rover]

you should be doing self.event and self.active

and dont use globals. you dont need a text variable. you can just print(self.goodtext)

@wooden cliff

[dense patrol]

Globals

When adding functions or classes to a program, it can be tempting to reference inaccessible variables by declaring them as global. Doing this can result in code that is harder to read, debug and test. Instead of using globals, pass variables or objects as parameters and receive return values.

Instead of writing

def update_score():
    global score, roll
    score = score + roll
update_score()

do this instead

def update_score(score, roll):
    return score + roll
score = update_score(score, roll)

For in-depth explanations on why global variables are bad news in a variety of situations, see this Stack Overflow answer.

[rare rover]

do not use globals

[wooden cliff]

im just trying to figure out this thing for 3 weeks, you saved me from my own hell

thank you

the solution was even easier, i dont understand how i never thinked this for 3 weeks

anyways ty again

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🔒 I want to store a functions end value without calling the function again. (In a class)

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