Mark is right.
Hope this helps,
- eduard/o
> >What is the purpose of the 3rd argument in the VariableInfo constructor
> >(the
> >"declare" flag)? The JavaDoc states "declare If true, it is a new variable
> >(in some languages this will require a declaration)" Is this to
> >distinguish
> >between variable my tag creates and references to variables created
> >elsewhere on a page?
>
> My take on this--and I haven't found occasion to use it yet, so take
> this with a grain of salt--is that if your tag is introducing a
> completely new variable, then set this flag to true so the resulting
> servlet will add a declaration for the variable. If, instead, your
> tag is just assigning a new value to a variable that has already been
> declared elsewhere (e.g., by a different custom tag), then set this
> to false.
>
> The distinction is whether code of this form should be generated:
>
> <class> <name> = <value>;
>
> or just this:
>
> <name> = <value>;
>
> - Mark A. Kolb Staff Engineer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tivoli Systems Inc.
> http://www.cross-site.com (512) 436-1955
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