Chip,
Totally separate variable name space.
You can access variables via pointer and that's it.

Otherwise I use access methods quite a lot.  Consider this method (from a
component) to set a variable associated with a boolean:

  // Project Method: Wnd_CloseBox ({Include a close box?})  -->  Boolean

C_BOOLEAN(Wnd_CloseBox_b)
C_BOOLEAN($1;$0)

If (Count parameters=1)
  Wnd_CloseBox_b:=$1
End if
$0:=Wnd_CloseBox_b

I have lots of methods named almost identically to the variable like this
(it's easier to set up in a macro!).

I find this much easier to work with than using pointers and the coding of
it feels very similar to using a variable.

If (Wnd_CloseBox)
//  Do something
end if

or

Wnd_CloseBox(True)//  To set the variable

Note that 4D does not complain if there is a $0 value returned and not used
at all.








Regards,

Wayne


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On 22 April 2017 at 07:41, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
wrote:

> I am working on my first component -
> all the chat about them  :)
>
> process and inter process variables
> what can be seen by the component of/from the host, and vis-verse
>
> At the moment - I am looking at an inter process var in my nascent
> component,
> can the host database see this?
> if I change an IP variable value in a component does it change the host
> value?
>
> Thanks
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