Not sure to understand the module concept fully and have no time for playing around for the next four weeks or so, but I read some postings and TI-994A brought an example which seems to show a conflict for me:freak wrote:[...] There is no risk of things like global variables or procedure names conflicting with other code parts.[...]
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#constant1 = "Hello"
Define a.f = 1.23
Procedure test()
Debug #constant1 + " World!"
EndProcedure
DeclareModule myModule
#constant1 = 100
Define a.i = 1
EndDeclareModule
Module myModule
#constant2 = 200
a = 2
Procedure test(param)
ProcedureReturn param + #constant1
EndProcedure
EndModule
UseModule myModule ;raises error
Debug #constant1
Debug a
Debug test(22)
UnuseModule myModule
Hello Michael Vogel. Your snippet had a number of name conflicts, and a missing module procedure. And once the UseModule directive is used, the double colons aren't required, although it can still be used with the full module name if desired, like this:Michael Vogel wrote:As I understood it, the compiler can't decide, if a is a global variable or from myModule and so on, are am right?freak wrote:[...] There is no risk of things like global variables or procedure names conflicting with other code parts.[...]
If UseModule works similar to With*, will Debug ::a work instead of Debug a ?
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DeclareModule myModule
a = 123
EndDeclareModule
UseModule myModule
Debug a
Debug myModule::a