Hey all,
Quick Mumps question. I have a loop like this:
-------------------
MyFunct()
new MyVar
Label1
kill MyVar ;<---- should this be new MyVar?
set result=$$Func2(.MyVar)
goto Label1
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I want to ensure that any old data from a previous
loop is cleaned out before calling Func2. Should I
use 'new' or 'kill' each time? What is 'new' really
doing? Allocating memory? If so, then I don't want
to repeatitively use up memory. On the other hand, if
I use kill, then I think I would get an error trying
to pass a non-existant variable.
Thanks
Kevin
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