Re: Global Const vs Public Const

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"Bob O`Bob" <filterbob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Seems to me more a fault of vb. Public should be used everywhere and
behave the same.

That's ludicrous because different behaviors are *needed*

Actually no you're statement is ludicrous. There is absolutely no reason at
all the behaviour should be any different.

It's not much of an issue anyway as public variables in a module
should be extremely rare. I only declare instances of classes as public
in a module anyway. I just checked my app which is quite large and there
are 2 public vars in a module which I didn't add. Surely something that
has such wide scope should be private and wrapped in a property anyway.

That's just an opinion.

It's fairly well accepted that global variables should be minimised.

Michael


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