RE: Best way of using a variable thoughout a number of modules...

2003-06-09 Thread Dan Muey
Thanks that info will come in handy > Dan Muey wrote: > > > Hamish Whittal wrote: > > > > Hi Everyone, > > > > > > > > I am needing to use some variables throughout all the > modules that > > > > I have created. I was wondering, bar setting them at the top of > > > > each module, what the best

RE: Best way of using a variable thoughout a number of modules...

2003-06-09 Thread Bob Showalter
Dan Muey wrote: > > Hamish Whittal wrote: > > > Hi Everyone, > > > > > > I am needing to use some variables throughout all the modules > > > that I have created. I was wondering, bar setting them at the top > > > of each module, what the best means of doing this is. Perhaps > > > setting an enviro

RE: Best way of using a variable thoughout a number of modules...

2003-06-09 Thread Dan Muey
> Hamish Whittal wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > > > I am needing to use some variables throughout all the > modules that I > > have created. I was wondering, bar setting them at the top of each > > module, what the best means of doing this is. Perhaps setting an > > environment variable, but wha

RE: Best way of using a variable thoughout a number of modules...

2003-06-06 Thread Bob Showalter
Hamish Whittal wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I am needing to use some variables throughout all the modules that I > have created. I was wondering, bar setting them at the top of each > module, what the best means of doing this is. Perhaps setting an > environment variable, but what other ideas. The ul

RE: Best way of using a variable thoughout a number of modules...

2003-06-06 Thread Sulabh Agarwal
You can create a "header" module and declare the variable there. Export the variable from the header module. Wherever you use the header module, you can access the variable has ::variable. This way you can change the value of the variable in the header module and it will change wherever it is acces