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Scoping variables is something I've been asking IBM for in RPGIV, but they say
"no one is asking for it" so I suppose it'll never be introduced in my lifetime.
I don't mind the way C++ does it with the :: prefix.
D myVar S 10A
P myProc PI
D myVar S 3P 0
// access the local variable
myVar += 1;
// access the global variable
if (::myVar = 'COZZI');
...
-Bob Cozzi
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Subject: Re: Remark on the Compiler
Ok Bob
I agree with what you say , I suppose i was thinking along the lines of
Java where THIS is used to differentiate between local and instance
varaiables.
Still it does create quite a difficult to find bug and using a more
strict naming convention may be a way to avoid this. Gxxxx for global
and lxxxx for local variables
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