MSIR.0798 Explicit (globses) name required for shared variables: Difference between revisions
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A shared class variable was declared as Global or Session but no global or session name was specified. While non-class global or session variables use the variable name (without the leading percent) as their global or session name if one is not specified, shared variables do not. | A shared class variable was declared as Global or Session but no global or session name was specified. While non-class global or session variables use the variable name (without the leading percent) as their global or session name if one is not specified, shared variables do not. | ||
[[Category: | Specify an explicit global name, as in the following example: | ||
<p class="code">class silly | |||
public shared | |||
variable absurd is object stringList shared('SILLY:ABSURD') | |||
end public shared | |||
end class</p> | |||
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[[Category:MSIR.0600 - MSIR.0799]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:34, 3 March 2017
A shared class variable was declared as Global or Session but no global or session name was specified. While non-class global or session variables use the variable name (without the leading percent) as their global or session name if one is not specified, shared variables do not.
Specify an explicit global name, as in the following example:
class silly public shared variable absurd is object stringList shared('SILLY:ABSURD') end public shared end class
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