... or is it a bug ???

seen in MP06 and MP06a ...
but I think it is since MP01 ...


#declare A=array[100];
#declare B=0;

this will work ....

but :

#declare A=array[100];
$B=0;

gives me an error at the $-sign ...

I think the parser doesn't like the conjuction between
array[100]; and $
when I have declared one non-array-variable after the array i can
use the $-declaration without problems but the first one after
the array has to use "#declare" ...

Is this right or was it my fault ???

Jan ...

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"Jan Walzer" <nos### [at] informatikuni-hallede> wrote...
> ... or is it a bug ???
>
> seen in MP06 and MP06a ...
> but I think it is since MP01 ...
>
>
> #declare A=array[100];
> #declare B=0;

Please read "Is it a BUG ??? declaring of Variables ..." (and the various
replies) posted 11/2/00 (just a few days ago).

-Nathan

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