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--- sharing_20private_20variables [2020/08/09 10:34] – Modified array example richardrussell
+++ sharing_20private_20variables [2024/01/05 00:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 \\  This method relies on creating a **structure** to hold the private data, as follows:\\ \\
 <code bb4w>
-        DEF PROCone(parameters)
+      DEF PROCone(parameters)
-        PRIVATE ps{}
+      PRIVATE ps{}
-        PROCprivate(ps{})
+      PROCprivate(ps{})
-        REM. Code for PROCone goes here.
+      REM. Code for PROCone goes here.
-        REM. Private variables are ps.alpha, ps.beta%, ps.gamma$
+      REM. Private variables are ps.alpha, ps.beta%, ps.gamma$
-        ENDPROC
+      ENDPROC
-        DEF FNtwo(parameters)
+      DEF FNtwo(parameters)
-        PRIVATE ps{}
+      PRIVATE ps{}
-        PROCprivate(ps{})
+      PROCprivate(ps{})
-        REM. Code for FNtwo goes here.
+      REM. Code for FNtwo goes here.
-        REM. Private variables are ps.alpha, ps.beta%, ps.gamma$
+      REM. Private variables are ps.alpha, ps.beta%, ps.gamma$
-        = returnvalue
+      = returnvalue
-        DEF PROCprivate(RETURN t{})
+      DEF PROCprivate(RETURN t{})
-        PRIVATE p{}
+      PRIVATE p{}
-        DIM p{alpha, beta%, gamma$}
+      DIM p{alpha, beta%, gamma$}
-        !(^t{}+0) = !(^p{}+0)
+      DIM t{} = p{}
-        !(^t{}+4) = !(^p{}+4)
+      PTR (t{}) = PTR(p{})
-        ENDPROC
+      ENDPROC
 </code>
 The **PROCprivate** procedure sets the supplied structure parameter to point to the private structure declared therein, allowing any routine which calls this procedure to access the private data.\\ \\  You can use the same technique to share PRIVATE arrays:\\ \\