In a .net visual cobol windows form, can a global variable be declared in working storage that references self::?
Working-storage section.
01 s as new self.
Method.
invoke s::GetNumbers().
I know you can use declare x = new self in the method itself, but can you declare a global variable that represents self?
In a .net visual cobol windows form, can a global variable be declared in working storage that references self::?
Working-storage section.
01 s as new self.
Method.
invoke s::GetNumbers().
I know you can use declare x = new self in the method itself, but can you declare a global variable that represents self?
In a .net visual cobol windows form, can a global variable be declared in working storage that references self::?
Working-storage section.
01 s as new self.
Method.
invoke s::GetNumbers().
I know you can use declare x = new self in the method itself, but can you declare a global variable that represents self?
not having to type the word self; probably a matter of being lazy i guess.
In a .net visual cobol windows form, can a global variable be declared in working storage that references self::?
Working-storage section.
01 s as new self.
Method.
invoke s::GetNumbers().
I know you can use declare x = new self in the method itself, but can you declare a global variable that represents self?
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