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Rob Kennedy
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 Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:22 pm Post subject: Re: Help - reference to global variables ? |
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Dunric wrote:
| Quote: | When names of variables or fields conflicts(are the same),
qualifiyng shall distinguish them.
But HOW TO QUALIFY them when they are not in a unit but IN MAIN
PROJECT FILE ?
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You don't. Just like you can't qualify a procedure's local variables.
One of the drawbacks of the "with" keyword. (But please let's not get
into *that* discussion.)
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VBDis
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| Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2003 8:37 am Post subject: Re: Help - reference to global variables ? |
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Im Artikel <2d5404f4.0312091359.508166d4 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>, [email]dunric (AT) centrum (DOT) cz[/email]
(Dunric) schreibt:
| Quote: | But HOW TO QUALIFY them when they are not in a unit but IN MAIN
PROJECT FILE ?
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IMO project files are units, only with a different file extension. I didn't try
to check this - did you?
Suggests to me to qualify with "test.".
This is just the opposite of qualifying!
Remove that line, and qualify as usual:
| Quote: | myInst := {global_dpr_scope.}myInst; // !!!!!!!!!! how ?
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will then become
myRec.myInst := myInst; //you see WHICH name really needs qualification?
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