From WinDEV Manual: "The object is created during its declaration. The
object is local by default."
I have two Windows, Win1 and Win2 and declared Class MyClass
//Win1
//Global declaration Win1
gclTest is MyClass
//after processing click BTN_New to open Win2
Open(Win2)
//Win2
//Global declaration Win2
gclTest is MyClass
//after processing return to Win1
RETURN
After returning to first window the class gclTest is destroyed.
If I use different name, everything is OK.
So, how it is possible if object is local by default, as manual say?
Any clue?
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From WinDEV Manual: "The object is created during its declaration. The
object is local by default."
I have two Windows, Win1 and Win2 and declared Class MyClass
//Win1
//Global declaration Win1
gclTest is MyClass
//after processing click BTN_New to open Win2
Open(Win2)
//Win2
//Global declaration Win2
gclTest is MyClass
//after processing return to Win1
RETURN
After returning to first window the class gclTest is destroyed.
If I use different name, everything is OK.
So, how it is possible if object is local by default, as manual say?
Any clue?