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Article #480Re: Sharing a variable through my project in BC++ 5.02
From: Jimmy Shoe
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 1998 00:00
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Trenton D. Adams wrote in message ... >My question now is this. How the heck do I make a variable that will >keep it's value through my whole program? I thought this would be very >simple to figure out but nothing seems to work. It is easy. Just make the variable global. Declare it outside of a function. If you want to use it in another file declare it again, but use the word "extern" in front of it. ________________________________________ Dan Markham Game Programmer batstone@megsinet.net "It's Billy Shatner on the airplane wing"
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