On vr, 2012-01-06 at 07:33 -0800, Dmitrij Malkov wrote:
> I wondered that the code
> -------------------------------------------
> Public Sub Main()
> CUnit.HowManyUnits()
> End
> -------------------------------------------
> works, but the code
> -------------------------------------------
> Public Sub Main()
> CUnit.HowManyUnits()
> Dim Unit1 As New CUnit
> End
> -------------------------------------------
> does not ("Dim is unexpected"). I awaited a message like "CUnit is not an
> object" in a worst time. You answered, that gambas syntax doesn't allow it.
> But in the documentation the next only is written: "All DIM declarations
> must be in the FUNCTION or SUB before the first executable command." I don't
> see that I have breaked this.
Well you have broken that.
Afther Public Sub or Function Dim comes first.
In your code Dim comes second
Try:
Public Sub Main()
Dim Unit1 As New CUnit
CUnit.HowManyUnits()
End
Willy
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