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Project: GNU Smalltalk
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Component: VM
Category: bug reports
Priority: normal
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Reported by: dpollet
Updated by: dpollet
-Status: invalid
+Status: active
Actually, ruby behaves like I want:
def hello
puts HELLO
end
# calling hello would fail here
HELLO = "Hello, world!"
hello()
the variable is bound like it should even if the reference is before
the declaration (well actually it's declared when it's first seen in
the method), but of course if you evaluate it before it's been
initialized, then you get an exception.
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