> Sorry I didn't make the problem I'm working with all too clear. Basically
> I'm working with a class (Directory) that upon creation reads in a 3 files
> and from these files populates one main list.
> This bit is fine.
>
> The trickier bit was that I need to use two of the sublists (e.g the
> con
Hello
again
Sorry I didn't make
the problem I'm working with all too clear. Basically I'm working with a class
(Directory) that upon creation reads in a 3 files and from these files populates
one main list.
This bit is
fine.
The trickier bit was
that I need to use two of the sublists (
> I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a
> situation where on on initialisation of a class, I need to read in two
> files and then populate two lists.
Hi Max,
Could you give more context to this problem? I'm not sure we get it yet.
*grin*
> The lists need to w
[Max Russell]
| I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however,
| I have a situation where on on initialisation of a class, I
| need to read in two files and then populate two lists.
| The lists need to would appear to need to be outwith the
| class I am working with and global.
|
Max Russell wrote:
> Hello-
>
> I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a
> situation where on on initialisation of a class, I need to read in two
> files and then populate two lists.
What do you mean by class initialization? If you want to read the files
and popul
Hello-
I know that overall
Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a situation where on on
initialisation of a class, I need to read in two files and then populate two
lists.
The lists need to
would appear to need to be outwith the class I am working with and
global.
Can anyone
