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The plot thickens, Joe.
I tried your original example on a V7.1 m/c. Same results as you: DSPLY
TEMPVAR: [ ]
Copied code to a V6.1 m/c and made the modifications necessary to get it to
compile, (additional PR definitions and named PI definitions).
H DftActGrp(*No) ActGrp(*New)
d MyConstant c 'Data'
D DoProc Pr
D MyProc Pr
D MyParm 10A Const
/free
DoProc();
*inlr = *on;
/end-free
p DoProc b
d DoProc pi
/free
MyProc( MyConstant);
/end-free
p e
p MyProc b
d MyProc pi
d MyParm 10A const
d tempvar s 10A
/free
tempvar = MyParm;
dsply ('TEMPVAR: [' + Tempvar + ']') '*REQUESTER';
/end-free
This compiled and produced DSPLY TEMPVAR: [Data ]
Copied above example BACK to V7.1 m/c and compiled. Results were DSPLY
TEMPVAR: [Data ] !!
So, explicit PR/PI definitions - though not necessary - cure the problem.
PTF required, methinks.
Brian.
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