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have you noticed 6.0 changes to _STRICT_?

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have you noticed 6.0 changes to _STRICT_?

I stumbled across some code, or one of my authors did, that is behaving
differently in 6.0 than in 5.3.

In 5.3, a package with _STRICT_=1 operates "silently" but in 6.0 the debug
window opens and displays warnings regarding the implicit declaration of
variables. The 6.0 behavior seems, actually, to be correct, but I can't
quite figure out why it is behaving differently than 5.3.

At this point, not a biggee, just a curiosity.

--
Paul Nagai
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Hello Paul.

I have encountered the same behaviour, and it appears that with 6.0, use of _STRICT_ variable leads ... to a strict result.
In 5.3, undeclared variables were not really well detected. This appears to be corrected with 6.0.
From my point of view, it is a good thing as it improves custom code reliability.
Regards,

Sébastien


Le 13/07/2012 00:00, Paul Nagai a écrit:

I stumbled across some code, or one of my authors did, that is behaving differently in 6.0 than in 5.3.

In 5.3, a package with _STRICT_=1 operates "silently" but in 6.0 the debug window opens and displays warnings regarding the implicit declaration of variables. The 6.0 behavior seems, actually, to be correct, but I can't quite figure out why it is behaving differently than 5.3.

At this point, not a biggee, just a curiosity.

--
Paul Nagai






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