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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / What can I #include from another source file?

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Duffer
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Posted: 19th Feb 2003 20:25
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I know I can #include in functions. What about user defined variables (types)? What about arrays?
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Duffer
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Posted: 19th Feb 2003 20:54
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anyone?

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IanM
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Posted: 19th Feb 2003 21:48
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You can have anything inside an include file.

functions, subroutines, variables, types, arrays (although not correctly initialised just yet).
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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 20th Feb 2003 00:31
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i remember being told that we can still only use functions in the include files - but that cause of them being global it doesn't matter

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Duffer
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Thanks Guys,

Have now tried all and everything but arrays work faultlessly. My previous (I am ignorant) query is now answered (do too many lines of User Defined Variables or Functions in code and get an error). All I need to do is take a more modular approach and squirrel away all my useful Functions and Types in other .dba files and then include in my project later on.... Doh!

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You can get arrays to work if you include an initialisation function that you must call from your main code.



Thats the work-around I'm using at the moment until patch 5 fixes it (already reported to Lee).
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Duffer
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Thanks again.

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