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- Reason
- Correction
- Example
- Handling a non-global member in a global method
Error 1012: The class member is not global: it cannot be accessed from a global method
You are trying to access a non-global class member from a global method. Reminder: The global members can be handled from a global method only (the non-global members cannot be handled). Two possibilities: - Transform the member into global member
- Handle a global member
Handling a non-global member in a global method Code triggering the error
GLOBAL procedure Drawing::Destroy()
// Frees a list of drawings
pDrawing, pAux are objects Drawing dynamic
// Free the object from the last one
pDrawing=::pLast
WHILE pDrawing<>Null
// Store the current drawing
pAux=pDrawing
// Move forward in the linking
pDrawing=pDrawing:pPrevious
// Free the current drawing
delete pAux
END
::pLast = Null
Possible correction Define the pLast member as being a global member.
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