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[2015-02-08 01:35:53]
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Kiwi - Posts: 375
The new persistent variables look great.

It took me a couple of rereads to be sure they weren't going to mess up all of my existing code so I wondered if an example in the documentation showing the transition from old to new would help others. Something like:

OLD DECLARATION AND USAGE


    int& dumdum = sc.PersistVars->i1;
    int& timeForLoop = sc.PersistVars->i14;
    double& msg3 = sc.PersistVars->d23;
    float& debugReport = sc.PersistVars->f16;

dumdum = 999;
timeForLoop = sc.CurrentSystemDateTime.GetTime();
msg3 = 55.024;
debugReport = 6.3;

NEW DECLARATION AND USAGE - showing conversion with minimum change


    int& dumdum = sc.GetPersistentInt(1);
    int& timeForLoop = sc.GetPersistentSCDateTime(14);
    double& msg3 = sc.GetPersistentDouble(23);
    float& debugReport = sc.GetPersistentFloat(16);

dumdum = 999;
timeForLoop = sc.CurrentSystemDateTime.GetTime();
msg3 = 55.024;
debugReport = 6.3;