There is also the consideration that VARIABLES-scoped variables
do not need to be CFLOCKED...
best, paul
At 09:50 AM 8/24/00 -0400, you wrote:
>They are being very specific so that there is never any ambiguity over
>which variable they are talking about if there are more than one with the
>sa
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Thanks, Chris!
You could refer to it without the scope, though, right?
Ter
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VARIABLES is the reserved scope for local variables. That is, variables
that are set and available only on the currently processed template. Most
developers choose not to scope local variables, but either code works.
Whenever I inherit code, I have to pick my battles at to what code I "make
my
Thanks, Chris!
You could refer to it without the scope, though, right?
Ter
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They are being very specific so that there is never any ambiguity over which variable
they are talking about if there are more than one with the same name in different
scopes (ie variables.production and URL.production). Variables comes first in the
search order so it isn't THAT necessary... EX
VARIABLES is a scope, similar to FORM and URL. it refers to variable
created within the page.
Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator
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