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DEFDBL


Specifies a default data type for a range of variable names

Syntax

` Defdbl start_letter[-end_letter ][, ...]

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Parameters

start_letter

the first letter in the range

end_letter

the last letter in the range

Description

Defdbl specifies that variables and arrays which aren't declared with a data type - or not declared at all - are implicitly declared of type Double if the first letter of their names matches a certain letter or lies within an inclusive range of letters.

Examples

This will make aNum a Double-precision decimal number since it is in the range of a-d:

start GeSHi

vb
'' Compile with -lang fblite or qb

#lang "fblite"

DefDbl a-d
Dim aNum 'implicit: As Double

Print Len(aNum) ' Prints 8, the number of bytes in a double.

end GeSHi

Dialect Differences

Differences from QB

  • None

See also

  • Defint
  • Defsng
  • Dim
  • Double

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