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Benoit wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Brent Davidson a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Another question along these lines... If I set a Global called
"TRUNK" in the globals section and later assign do a TRUNK=whatever it
appears that a local variable called TRUNK is created instead of using
the global. You must explicitly use the Set(GLOBAL(TRUNK)=whatever)
syntax to alter the global.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->And the question is ?</pre>
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I guess my question was whether or not the above is the intended
behavior. It seems to me that if you declare a global, then later use
the same name it should refer to the global without having to use the
old syntax.<br>
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