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The order of the D-Specs doesn't matter. All D-specs are global till
you hit the first C-spec.
For a variable to be local, it must be within the Beginning/Ending P-specs.
Charles
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Voris, John<john.voris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
David, et al. RE: David's post in rpg400-l today
I'm confused.
I guess I too would think the wVar would be local.
What am I missing ?
Once the wVar is defined underneath the PI, within the subprocedure, how
could it be a global var?
message: 2
date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 14:12:10 +0200
from: David FOXWELL
subject: RE: Global variable search
a program with this kind of structure :
D Main PR
D P1 etc
* Global variables.
D gVar
D Main PI
D P1 etc
* Local variables.
D wVar
The programmer did not seem to realise that wVar is global.
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