Very basic syntax I forgot, please help

I am declaring a boolean variable into a type but forgot how to give it a default "TRUE" value.. (when declared)

Can someone help me out, I couldn't find by myself on the forums..

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Krass

...how to give it a default "TRUE" value.. (when declared)

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In VB6 it's not possible - your only option is to set initial value when application starts (sub main or form_load).

Or change processing to consider FALSE as default, eg. IsNotNull instead of IsNull as member of udt.

Could you be thinking of a default when passing arguments to a function?

Private Blah(Optional bMeow:=False)

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Originally Posted by RhinoBull

In VB6 it's not possible - your only option is to set initial value when application starts (sub main or form_load).

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This is your best bet.

Also, if you are only needing the var within a form or class then it really doesnt need to be public in a module as that would make it public accross all forms,. classes, and modules. Unless that is what you want.