Variable declaration quirk

John Esak john at valar.com
Fri Oct 22 09:54:11 PDT 2004



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> [mailto:filepro-list-bounces at lists.celestial.com]On Behalf Of Ray Scheel
> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 11:20 AM
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> Subject: Variable declaration quirk
>
>
> I had an issue come up where having the following declared in automatic:
> dim coms(6)(66,,g):ca;clear coms
>
> did not generate an error/warning on a report process with the following
> declared:
> ca(7,.0,g);
>
> Though it certainly caused what I was expecting to find in "ca"
> to blank out
> until I disabled automatic for the report I was trying to run.
>
> I know that fP (currently running 5.0.11aR4) throws a warning
> when "normally
> defined" variables are declared in automatic and another table.  Is this a
> case where that was overlooked, or is the lack of warning
> intentional / not
> possible because of something I'm not catching?
>
> Ray Scheel               ray.scheel at wsdtx.org
> Windham School District     Computer Services
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Not sure... you're not being clear enough... where is the ca(7,.0,g) being
defined???

John Esak



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