There is no preferred way. It's a matter of organization. If you have a very
complex PLP, then you may want to store data into 'step' sections. Then, at
the end of your PLP, it may be easier to work with. Also, maybe you want to
use multiple keys called 'BODY', in that case, you would need to store them
separately.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nate Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 9:59 AM
> To: Spectra-Talk
> Subject: Question About PLP Input/Output Scope Operations
>
>
> Hey all,
>
> This is just a question about how the Input and Output structures work
> within PLP's. I've seen two examples of the writing to the output
> struct on
> the completion of a PLP step. In the Spectra Reference docs object
> information is written to
>
> output.#thisstep#.#stepName#.#formItem#
>
> and another example from the webtop created PLP file writes information to
> simply
>
> output.#formItem#
>
> even though there is more than one step to the PLP.
>
> So could somone please confirm which method is actually prefered? I would
> think that the more direct 'output.#formItem# = x' makes for less
> confusion
> than having the potential for the same property to have two
> different values
> based on which step you're referencing.
>
> Can someone explain why you would want to use each of these conventions?
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