Tom:
The expressions...
b = true
...and...
set b = true
...makes the same thing. Both sets b to true. But it won't be a global variable
unless you declare it in a line above the expression.
global b
guran
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> set b = TRUE
> this will do
> T__
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> how can I create a global variable?
> I tried :
> b=TRUE
> or
> boolean b = TRUE
> but it didn't work..
> thanx
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