WHAT!!!! I would have thought that they would be local by default. Who would ever guess that they would be global by default. This is unbelievable --and dangerous! Come on now, April 1st was four months ago.
Dennis On Jul 31, 2005, at 8:08 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
A semi-related point that seems to bother nobody but me is that you don't have to declare loop variables (i.e., Variable Checking [aka explicitVars] doesn't catch them), but if you don't explicitly declare them as local then they become global by default, in which case you get namespace conflicts. Declaring "local x" when you've already got a "repeat for x=1 to 10" line somewhere in your script will cause a compiler error at the "local x" line.
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