Hi,
Since using Harbour from Clipper 5.2e, we'd have a few minor problems, and a
lot of success. One thing that will make our lives easier in 100,000 lines
of Clipper code is some sort of switch in Harbour / hbmk2 that will warn you
if you are using a variable that wasn't declared by LOCAL, PRIV, MEMVAR, etc
etc... in a function.
For example, if I do:
FUNC GOOSE()
LOCAL x, y
FOR i := 1 TO 10
? i
NEXT
RETURN
It would warn me upon compilation that "i" isn't declared in the Function.
Maybe I am asking too much, as I don't think it's technically wrong. Just
that we have a lot of code where the original author forgot to keep his var
declarations clean, and write LOCAL i after the FUNC declaration.
I tried looking through the switches that Harbour.exe provides... but I
couldn't find anything relevant. Thank you. Any thoughts / criticisms
welcome.
--
smu johnson <smujohn...@gmail.com>
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