Scope, Variables

[Dennis D.]

Visual Studio Code Editor
I get a '...not declared' syntax error after the initial variable
declaration in any other subs or functions. Dim has module level scope so
any subs or functions in the class should recognize iAnything. Why the
syntax errors?
For example:

Class aclass...
Private Sub blabla
dim iAnything as Integer
iAnything = 5 'ok
End Sub

Private Sub AnotherSub
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Sub

Function Afn(ByVal...)As Atype
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Function
End Class

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Dennis D." <te**@dennisys.com> scripsit:

Visual Studio Code Editor
I get a '...not declared' syntax error after the initial variable
declaration in any other subs or functions. Dim has module level scope so
any subs or functions in the class should recognize iAnything. Why the
syntax errors?

Declare 'iAnything' /outside/ a method/property.

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M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
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[Dennis D.]

Thank You.

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* "Dennis D." <te**@dennisys.com> scripsit:

Visual Studio Code Editor
I get a '...not declared' syntax error after the initial variable
declaration in any other subs or functions. Dim has module level scope so any subs or functions in the class should recognize iAnything. Why the
syntax errors?

Declare 'iAnything' /outside/ a method/property.

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M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/>

[Hal Rosser]

remember - wherever you declare the variable is where it lives
declare it in a sub - and you cannot use it outside the sub - except for
passing as args.

"Dennis D." <te**@dennisys.com> wrote in message
news:uk*************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Visual Studio Code Editor
I get a '...not declared' syntax error after the initial variable
declaration in any other subs or functions. Dim has module level scope so
any subs or functions in the class should recognize iAnything. Why the
syntax errors?
For example:

Class aclass...
Private Sub blabla
dim iAnything as Integer
iAnything = 5 'ok
End Sub

Private Sub AnotherSub
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Sub

Function Afn(ByVal...)As Atype
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Function
End Class

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[Dennis]

I suppose you also know that any variable declared inside a For...Next loop
or If...end if block only has scope within the blocks in which it was
declared.

"Dennis D." wrote:

Visual Studio Code Editor
I get a '...not declared' syntax error after the initial variable
declaration in any other subs or functions. Dim has module level scope so
any subs or functions in the class should recognize iAnything. Why the
syntax errors?
For example:

Class aclass...
Private Sub blabla
dim iAnything as Integer
iAnything = 5 'ok
End Sub

Private Sub AnotherSub
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Sub

Function Afn(ByVal...)As Atype
Dim oSomething as Integer
oSomething = iAnything 'syntax error - iAnything not declared
End Function
End Class