I tried to set a global variable in a funktion. global the variable is set to Kategorie = ''
In one of my function I would like to set it to a other value:
elif methode=='show_select_dialog':
writeLog('Methode: show select dialog', level=xbmc.LOGDEBUG)
dialog = xbmcgui.Dialog()
cats = [__LS__(30120), __LS__(30121), __LS__(30122), __LS__(30123), __LS__(30116)]
ret = dialog.select(__LS__(30011), cats)
if ret == 6:
refreshWidget()
elif 0 <= ret <= 5:
writeLog('%s selected' % (cats[ret]), level=xbmc.LOGDEBUG)
global Kategorie
Kategorie = (cats[ret])
refreshWidget()
If I log the variable Kategorie
in function refreshWidget
the value is correct ( cats[ret]
), but after that if the function refreshedWidget
is called again the value is gone...
elif methode == 'get_item_serienplaner':
sp_items = refreshWidget()
Once I have changed the variable to cats[ret]
I would need it as cats[ret]
You have to declare your var outside your functions and everytime you want to use it inside a function you need to specify the global varName
. As i see your global var name at declaration is Kategory and after you use Kategorie .
Python wants to make sure that you really know that you are using global variables by explicitly requiring the global keyword.
To use a global variable within a function you have to explicitly delcare you are using it.
Here a small example:
myGlobalVar= 0
def set_globvar():
global myGlobalVar # Needed to modify global copy of globvar
myGlobalVar = 5
def print_globvar():
print myGlobalVar # No need for global declaration to read value of myGlobalVar
set_globvar()
print_globvar() # Prints 5
in your case I see that you declare that you want to access global Kategorie
but you do not declare access to global Kategory
. I do not know if this is a simple typo or if they are 2 different variable. In any case you need to write global yourGlobalVariable
Are there really any globals in python? Yes there is a global keyword that allows you to access varibles in file scope. Another way of accessing the variable is to use the import statement. Lets say you have a file named file.py. In order to write to the variable you could. You could access another files variables just as easy.
import file
anyVariable = 42
# ...
def aFunc():
file.anyVarible = file.anyVarible + 1
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