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Sorry for the confusion I made small typo.<br>
The code should be :<br>
<pre wrap="">variable x = [1:100:1];
newvar = @x;
is_defined("newvar");
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RobertM<br>
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Michael Noble wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am using slang2 and here is the issue that I encountered
Consider sample code :
variable x = [1:100:1];
newvar = @variable;
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It is unclear to me how this would even work. "variable" is
a reserved identifier, and so cannot be used in this context.
slsh> variable x = [1:100:1];
slsh> newvar = @variable;
<stdin>:2: Expecting a PRIMARY: found 'variable'
<stdin>:2:<top-level>:Syntax Error
After which
slsh> is_defined("newvar");
returns
0
as expected. What application/version are you trying this within?
HTH,
Mike
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