> You could store your variables in a dataset; then even if Vee bails with a BRB, you still have all the info available.
>
While you are at it, given that you have so many globals,
you might consider replacing them with a single global
record. i.e instead of having
globalA
globalB
globalC
...
you'd have just
global
and the individual variables would then be
global.A
global.B
global.C
...
Just about as easy to use, and has two big advantages:
(1) you can save the entire set of globals at one time
(2) you can programmatically find out what globals are
defined- since they are just fields of a record
rather than individual variables
Downside is of course the one big packet so it is certainly
less flexible.
just a thought.
Stan
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>
While you are at it, given that you have so many globals,
you might consider replacing them with a single global
record. i.e instead of having
globalA
globalB
globalC
...
you'd have just
global
and the individual variables would then be
global.A
global.B
global.C
...
Just about as easy to use, and has two big advantages:
(1) you can save the entire set of globals at one time
(2) you can programmatically find out what globals are
defined- since they are just fields of a record
rather than individual variables
Downside is of course the one big packet so it is certainly
less flexible.
just a thought.
Stan
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<font size=2 face="sans-serif">Hi all. I have a program with 130 globals. I would like to write them to a file when I get an error. Does anyone have a novel way of doing this without a I/O transition box that has 130 inputs?</font>
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