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The script has no protection for global pollution*, its not deviced as a proc.
Try to package the script in a jpSnapObjects.mel file with a easy to use jpSnapObjects() inpoint (note its typical for maya users to use big letters for eachgh wod in naming as this is how alias works), thetway itd conform how most scripts are deployed. make s use easier on most facilities.
so add jpSnapObjects(){ in the beginning and } at the end or just a {} around all
despite this it works... tough its not a elegant one and maya indeed does have this feature in the menus a bit hidden tough. And ivolves a tric but...
*this is a very dangerous, non pro scriptusers might get a daylong workstop because of this!
