Code similar to the following gives me a compiler error:
with SomeObject
SomeFunction(., par2, par3)
endwith
I want to pass the object itself - SomeObject - as a parameter. The object reference itself is much more complicated, so I don't want to repeat it in the function call.
I guess as a workaround, I'll have to use an object variable, but I thought there MIGHT be some other way to refer to the object itself, within a WITH.
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