I need your help, because i know a local variable in a function for example k, it is different of other variable(with the same name k) this a global variable. Is that right?
Code:
dgawk> run
Starting program:
3238860128818202
3 4 7 11 12 13 17 22 23 32 35 37 41 48 49 55 63
Stopping in Rule ...
Breakpoint 1, main() at `deco-int.awk':16
16 parseo_datos();
dgawk> s
parseo_datos() at `deco-int.awk':88
88 k = 1;
dgawk> s
89 inicio = 69;
dgawk> s
90 while (k <= 15) {
dgawk> set k=10
k = 10
dgawk> set inicio=177
inicio = 177
dgawk> p k
k = 10
dgawk> p inicio
inicio = 177
dgawk> s
91 i = campo_enc[k];
dgawk> s
92 data=0;
dgawk> p i
i = "32"
dgawk> s
93 long_data=0;
dgawk> s
94 if (C[i,4] == "F") {
dgawk> s
99 if (C[i,4] == "V") {
dgawk> s
100 long_data = strtonum(quita_ceros(cadhex_to_caddec(substr($0, inicio, C[i,5] * 2))));
dgawk> p C[32,4]
C["324"] = "V"
dgawk> p k
k = 10
dgawk> s
100 long_data = strtonum(quita_ceros(cadhex_to_caddec(substr($0, inicio, C[i,5] * 2))));
dgawk> p k
k = 10
dgawk> n
101 if (long_data <= C[i,6]) {
dgawk> p k
k = 1
the function "quita_ceros", I have it in include file:
Code:
function quita_ceros(cad)
{
k=1;
while (k <= length(cad)) {
if (substr(cad , k , 1) == "0") {
cad = substr(cad, k + 1, length(cad));
continue;
}
else
break;
k++;
}
return cad;
}
if you see the debug, the value of variable global change after call the function "quita_ceros", why? both variable have the same name, but a is local variable and other is a variable global.
Thanks for advance.
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minput_get_variable(3m17n) The m17n Library minput_get_variable(3m17n)NAME
minput_get_variable - Get information about input method variable(s).
SYNOPSIS
MPlist* minput_get_variable (MSymbol language, MSymbol name, MSymbol variable)
DESCRIPTION
Get information about input method variable(s). The minput_get_variable() function returns information about variable variable of the input
method specified by language and name. An input method variable controls behavior of an input method.
There are two kinds of variables, global and local. A global variable has a global definition, and the description and the value may be
inherited by a local variable. Each input method defines a local variable which has local value. It may also declare a local variable that
inherits definition of a global variable of the same name.
If language is Mt and name is Mnil, information about a global variable is returned. Otherwise information about a local variable is
returned.
If variable is Mnil, information about all variables is returned.
The return value is a well-formed plist (Property List) of this format:
((NAME DESCRIPTION STATUS VALUE [VALID-VALUE ...]) ...)
NAME is a symbol representing the variable name.
DESCRIPTION is an M-text describing the variable, or Mnil if the variable has no description.
STATUS is a symbol representing how the value is decided. The value is Mnil (the default value), Mcustomized (the value is customized by
per-user customization file), or Mconfigured (the value is set by the call of minput_config_variable()). For a local variable only, it may
also be Minherited (the value is inherited from the corresponding global variable).
VALUE is the initial value of the variable. If the key of this element is Mt, the variable has no initial value. Otherwise, the key is
Minteger, Msymbol, or Mtext and the value is of the corresponding type.
VALID-VALUEs (if any) specify which values the variable can have. They have the same type (i.e. having the same key) as VALUE except for
the case that VALUE is an integer. In that case, VALID-VALUE may be a plist of two integers specifying the range of possible values.
If there no VALID-VALUE, the variable can have any value as long as the type is the same as VALUE.
If variable is not Mnil, the first element of the returned plist contains the information about variable.
RETURN VALUE
If the requested information was found, a pointer to a non-empty plist is returned. As the plist is kept in the library, the caller must
not modify nor free it.
Otherwise (the specified input method or the specified variable does not exist), NULL is returned.
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