On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 11:05 AM, ncouch wrote:
I didn't realize that would work. I see it does. I usually use "after". Also, I would build the string and then put it into the field after it is built.put it into char x of field "random"
This is not really a good way to use global. I'd avoid it. You can pass x as a parameter.on rnum global x put random(9) into rn put rn into char x of field "random" end rnum
For that matter you can return the char as a function value and accumulate it in the main loop.
I would also avoid unneeded uses of fields. I think field "Alpha" should be a constant.
Best wishes on your exercise!
Dar Scott
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