Hi all,
I'm kind-of embarrassed to ask this, but I'll do so anyway...
Is there a command or way of erasing all variables (regardless of type, arrayed or non-arrayed) used in a program in without having to track-down each variable used, and individually 'ERASE' them?
Effectively, I want to make the program to revert to a "just-loaded" state. Most everything I've written up until now have been "in & outers"; meaning that, the user launches the app, selects the file they want the program to process, and when it is finished, it pops-up a message box or something else that requires a user-response and exits after that. More & more, I'm needing to find a straight-forward way of when the "I'm done" requester pops-up, to (assuming the user chooses another iteration) "ERASE ALL" and start-over again.
I did numerous searches on-line & using POFFS, and either this is such no-brainer than no one else even thought it necessary to post, or I must be searching using the wrong key-words.
Thanks, and please keep the flames & chuckles to the minimum...
Scott Martindale
[This message has been edited by Scott Martindale (edited June 28, 2001).]
I'm kind-of embarrassed to ask this, but I'll do so anyway...
Is there a command or way of erasing all variables (regardless of type, arrayed or non-arrayed) used in a program in without having to track-down each variable used, and individually 'ERASE' them?
Effectively, I want to make the program to revert to a "just-loaded" state. Most everything I've written up until now have been "in & outers"; meaning that, the user launches the app, selects the file they want the program to process, and when it is finished, it pops-up a message box or something else that requires a user-response and exits after that. More & more, I'm needing to find a straight-forward way of when the "I'm done" requester pops-up, to (assuming the user chooses another iteration) "ERASE ALL" and start-over again.
I did numerous searches on-line & using POFFS, and either this is such no-brainer than no one else even thought it necessary to post, or I must be searching using the wrong key-words.
Thanks, and please keep the flames & chuckles to the minimum...

Scott Martindale
[This message has been edited by Scott Martindale (edited June 28, 2001).]
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