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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Can the compiler warn you about undeclared vars?

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Railgun
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Posted: 8th Sep 2006 01:59
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Sorry to keep bugging you guys with these trivial questions but last time I programmed in BASIC was when I was a kid.

Anyway, so the thing that keeps tripping me up is I'll declare a var like



and of course, my function will do something weird because I used the wrong var name.

So is there any switch you can set or keyword you can use like in VB so the compiler will give you an error/warning for using a var that you didn't declare?
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CattleRustler
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Posted: 8th Sep 2006 03:06
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put them inside a user defined type

type MyVars
iX as Integer
End Type

V as MyVars

V.ix=10


The compiler will stop on undeclared udt's

Its 9/11 - but its FAKE 9/11 Ts=SQRT(Df/16)
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BatVink
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Posted: 8th Sep 2006 12:14
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Doing what CR says is a good way to program anyway. You can create a Type for general globals, a Type for display-related variables, and so on. It makes your code far more understandable when you see:

Display.depth = 32

It's instantly recognisable as a feature of the screen, not a bitmap, image or something else more obscure.



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