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| Subject: | Re: Constants with Global Scope |
| From: | "Craig A. Finseth" <fin@finseth.com> |
| Date: | Thu, 27 Nov 2008 10:14:57 -0600 (CST) |
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I tried putting in a global constant in my primary window with Add
Constant and set the global scope, but when I tried setting it in
another window's static text with
thatstaticbox.setString = constAppName + "More Text"
You can refer to it as:
WINDOWNAME.constAppName
I create a global module for this purposes. Belive me, when you come
back to the program after a while, you will be VERY GLAD that you have
that WINDOWNAME (or other identifier) in front.
Craig
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