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var Initialised = false;

function OnEvent_Initialize(boolMsgStart) {
      if((!boolMsgStart) && (Messenger.MyStatus > 0)) {
            // Whatever you want to do
            Initialised = true;
      }
}

function OnEvent_SigninReady(strEmail) {
      if(!Initialised) { // equal to if(Initilaised == false)
            OnEvent_Initialize(false);
            // Whatever you want to do
      }
}

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Originally posted by Leroux
I knew not to trust you, seeing through what I'm doing .

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Yea, you use meaningful variable names

About the !MessengerStart thingy..
The exclamation sign is the "NOT" operator. So if you have MyVar = false; then !MyVar will be true. You can basically think of the NOT operator "inveting" a boolean.
Also, code controlled by "if(true)" will always be executed (I know it sounds self-explaining ). if(!false) will also be executed. (false will be invertedby the "!").

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Originally posted by SmokingCookie

code:

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var Initialised = false;

function OnEvent_Initialize(boolMsgStart) {
      if((!boolMsgStart) && (Messenger.MyStatus > 0)) {
            // Whatever you want to do
            Initialised = true;
      }
}

function OnEvent_SigninReady(strEmail) {
      if(!Initialised) { // equal to if(Initilaised == false)
            OnEvent_Initialize(false);
            // Whatever you want to do
      }
}

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code:

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var myGlobalVar = "Gone global"; // Global scope: accessible throughout the script

function OnEvent_Initialize(bool) {
      var myVar = "Hello world"; // local scope: only in this function
      myGlobalVar = "WorldWideWeb"; // It's global, accessible everywhere
}

function OnEvent_Uninitialize(bool) {
      var myVar = "Goodbye world"; // local scope
      Debug.Trace(myGlobalVar); // Again: global scope so accessible throughout script
}

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code:

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function LoadSettings() {
     if(Initialised) {
          //Load them now
     }
}

// an extra security measure could be
function LoadSettings() {
     if((Initialised) && (Messenger.MyStatus > 0)) {
          //Load them now
     }
}

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Originally posted by SmokingCookie
That's why you may want to use OnEvent_Signout() as well
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