[Gambas-user] Dynamically changed arrays
Eilert
eilert-sprachen at ...221...
Thu Mar 18 08:32:12 CET 2004
Rob -
Rob schrieb:
> On Wednesday 17 March 2004 12:00, Eilert wrote:
> Static and public/private variables are defined at the class
> level. You need to put those outside your function, at the
> beginning of the class module.
Ok, that's no problem. It should, however, be mentioned in the
documentation.
>
> "DIM" is just a way to define a local variable used only within
> the context of the function in which it's defined: if it's a
Alright.
> static function it will be a static private variable, if not,
> it'll be a dynamic private variable. (Note that it's not REALLY
I've never worked with static functions, but it might be necessary now.
> a private variable, it's a local variable which is still more
> private than PRIVATE, but I just put it that way so you could
> see what they were analogous to.)
I do not completely understand what you mean "more private than
PRIVATE". Maybe we should really add a few examples to the documentation
to avoid beginners running into trouble with it. Now that Gambas is
nearly at 1.0 it's important everyone willing to test it has a chance to
understand the mystical differences between VB and Gambas (I guess
most folks trying Gambas come from VB).
- Rolf
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