 Affineness from a unit-ideal principal affine cover

A classical variety is affine if finitely many global regular functions generate the unit ideal and their nonvanishing opens are affine. Localization of global sections on a principal open identifies their coordinate rings with $A_{f_i}$, where $A=\Gamma (X,{\mathcal{O}}_X)$. Choose a finite-type subalgebra of $A$ containing the functions, their unit-ideal coefficients and numerators of generators of every $A_{f_i}$. Its affine variety has the same principal affine charts, whose isomorphisms glue globally. This avoids assuming finite generation of $A$ before affineness is known.