If I assign a value to ⎕USING as a global variable:
⎕USING←,⊂'System'
it is working as expected:
Environment.GetFolderPath Environment.SpecialFolder.ProgramFiles
C:\Program Files (x86)
but if I do a )SAVE than I get the following error if I try to redo the previous line:
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Looks like )SAVE is destroying the instances of classes and I have to redo all my classes after a )SAVE. Is it me or I am doing something wrong ?
Thanks,
Pierre Gilbert
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Question About ⎕USING and )SAVE
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Re: Question About ⎕USING and )SAVE
Hello Pierre,
This looks like a bug, so I have logged it as 006335.
Regards,
Vince
This looks like a bug, so I have logged it as 006335.
Regards,
Vince
Re: Question About ⎕USING and )SAVE
I found that I can save the WS by doing:
0 ⎕SAVE ⎕WSID
without affecting .Net, but:
⎕SAVE ⎕WSID
will.
Pierre Gilbert
0 ⎕SAVE ⎕WSID
without affecting .Net, but:
⎕SAVE ⎕WSID
will.
Pierre Gilbert
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Re: Question About ⎕USING and )SAVE
This bug 006335 has been fixed.
The fix will be available in the DSS patch on 7 Sept 2010 or soon after.
Regards,
Vince
The fix will be available in the DSS patch on 7 Sept 2010 or soon after.
Regards,
Vince