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Is the question here, you want the &ZERO to disappear as a variable name or you want its value gone? I'm not sure what you do to 'delete &variable names'.
Leah
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
I am sure that you cannot remove an &variable from the &variable list, but you can make it act as though it does not exist, almost like deactivating it, by:
-SET &ECHO = ALL;
-SET &ONE = 'myvalue';
-TYPE ONE IS HERE - &ONE
-SET &ONE = IF 1 EQ 2 THEN 3;
-TYPE ONE IS GONE - &ONE
The lack of an ELSE in the IF causes this behaviour.
Alan. WF 7.705/8.007
Posts: 1451 | Location: Portugal | Registered: February 07, 2007
Frank, that would be a nice feature indeed. Jud: There is no way to remove the & per se that I am aware of, but you can disable it as Alan suggested. Not sure if the 'value' or the '&' is what is desired to be deleted here. What is the concern? If you want to limit the # of &'s in the program, then what you can do is once you have completed a use of an &, either zero or blank it out, and then use it for another &. In the old days (uh oh I used the word 'old') the way to remove && var's [globals-which differs from local &'s ] was by issuing a 'let clear *' command. But that obviously has a down side to it (you'd lose all your &&'s). Brw, that wasn't a documented feature, and may have been corrected in recent years anyway.
Ira Prod 5.3.6. aix 533 TEST 7.6.1 windows
O and one other point. -DELETE ? Does that even work?