On Nov 28, 2006, at 2:20 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
But the problem is not there :
1 - Look at the question
Ah ha! Your mind reading powers are not as great as they once were!
I was not answering, I was commenting.
Your empathy for beginners has not lost any greatness, and that is
of that variable is the same as the name of the
variable.
or
From: Dar Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Nice summary on declaring variables, Jan)
On Nov 27, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
the compiler
...
may even decide that the default
value of that variable is the same as the name
Hi,
I've seen references to declaring or initializing variables. How and why
would I do that?
Joe
Orlando Florida
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Hi,
I've seen references to declaring or initializing
variables. How and why
would I do that?
Joe
Hi Joe,
Globval and script-local variables need to be
declared, or you can't use them as such - the compiler
will assume you're working with a temporary
(Nice summary on declaring variables, Jan)
On Nov 27, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
the compiler
...
may even decide that the default
value of that variable is the same as the name of the
variable.
Note that the default value does not mean the same as initial value.
Without
declaring your variables
programs the Variable Watcher.
you decide the sequence:
local tVar1, tVar2, tStartPoint, tEndPoint,...
Virtual Variable Watcher
--
tVar1
tVar2
tStartPoint
tEndPoint
.
.
.
--
the ones you are working on
are on top and easier to see.
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