>>Not at all. I said leaving the properties on such a public object public is no better than public variables.
>
>In other words, in order to use constants in the application you would have to do something like
>
>oGlobal.GetPI()
>...
>
>Sounds inconvenient to me.
_Screen.AddProperty('GlobalConstants', Createobject('GlobalConstants'))
PI = _Screen.GlobalConstants.PI
? _Screen.GlobalConstants.PI
_Screen.GlobalConstants.PI = 5
? _Screen.GlobalConstants.PI
define class GlobalConstants as Session
PI = Pi()
function PI_Assign(txNewValue)
error 'PI is a Constant'
endfunc
enddefine
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