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> Actually, doing it this way, would we even need to define QcmdLength? > It isn't used for anything since we are passing %len( QcmdCmd ) You never needed to define QcmdLength. IMHO, it's silly to define the variables that someone is expected to pass to a prototype. The point behind using things like CONST is that someone can define ANY variable they want, and the compiler will magically convert it for them. > It never occurred to me to use *VARSIZE variables. I am a big fan of > varying strings, so I should have done this sooner. As always, thanks > for the tips! There's no such thing as a *VARSIZE variable. *VARSIZE means "don't validity check the length of this parameter -- and if it's const, don't make the temp variable any longer than the one I'm passing in."
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