>> I have a variable:
>> Int16 number_of_rows;
>> which I use like this:
>> number_of_rows = TblGetNumberOfRows(my_table);
>> // check the value of ROWS (1)
>> my_func(..., ..., number_of_rows, ..., ...);
>> // check the value of ROWS (4)
>> to call this function:
>> static void my_func (..., ..., Int16 rows, ..., ...) {
>
>
>Since you declare rows in my_func (Int16 rows), any changes you make to it
>are local to the function. If you want to change the value of rows inside
>the function, pass in a pointer (Int16 *rows).
I am definitely NOT trying to change it's value. That is the problem, that
the value is changing but it should not be.
>How are you checking the value of rows? Are you testing the value of
"rows"
>or "number_of_rows"? Are you using the debugger in CodeWarrior? If so,
you
>have to turn off all optimizations or you can't count on it reporting the
>correct value of any variables.
I am checking "number_of_rows" outside the function, and "rows" inside the
function. I check it this way:
StrPrintF(string_variable, "%d", rows);
FrmCustomAlert(my_alert, string_variable, " ", " ");
Tom
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