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On 11/7/2016 6:46 PM, Lars wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">I have to work with ComponentPascal and blackbox more, to understand it,
but would be interesting to know the design decisions why they did not
copy Delphi's system where information is often passed in as a procedure
parameter which can be inspected and dealt with without resorting to
globals. I may be misunderstanding and blackbox may not be using globals
as I think.. again I have to try it out more to see.
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" information is often passed in as a procedure parameter
"<br>
How many parameters in the procedure? 0, 1, 2, ...?<br>
The procedure to which a BlackBox button is linked can access an
arbitrary<br>
number of variables which reside within its module or in any module<br>
that exported the variable. That is very powerful.<br>
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