[slang-users] Implicit variable declarations

Robert Milaszewski rmilas at head.cfa.harvard.edu
Tue Mar 7 09:46:37 EST 2006


Sorry for the confusion I made small typo.
The code should be :

variable x = [1:100:1];
newvar = @x;
is_defined("newvar");

RobertM


Michael Noble wrote:

>>I am using slang2 and here is the issue that I encountered
>>Consider sample code :
>>
>>variable x = [1:100:1];
>>newvar = @variable;
>>    
>>
>
>It is unclear to me how this would even work.  "variable" is
>a reserved identifier, and so cannot be used in this context.
>
>	slsh> variable x = [1:100:1];
>	slsh> newvar = @variable;
>	<stdin>:2: Expecting a PRIMARY: found 'variable'
>	<stdin>:2:<top-level>:Syntax Error
>
>After which
>
>	slsh> is_defined("newvar");
>
>returns 
>
>	0
>
>as expected.  What application/version are you trying this within?
>
>HTH,
>Mike
>  
>

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