Chris Richardson wrote:
>Nope. Real nice try though. It might be better done as;
>
>S (J(N),DK)=+@("$P("_R_"0),U,2)"),R=$P(^(0),U)
Error: "Variable expected in this context"
Nice try though. (I know you know better, Chris.) ;)
The original was argument indirection (indirection on the whole SET argument)
and
(assuming that the value of R is a Fileman standard global prefix) my previous
correction
was variable indirection (where the indirection argument evaluates to a
complete variable
reference). Your construction fails because of the included function reference
($piece).
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