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Or maybe not used at all. The nested eval is not all intuitive. I'll take repetitive lines of code over that any day.
From the classic "The Elements of Programming Style"..
Write clearly - don't be too clever
AGlauser@xxxxxxxxxxxx 12/13/2006 11:02:07 AM >>>
Roger Harman wrote on 13/12/2006 01:57:30 PM:
Now, I'm confused. And agreeing with Matt.
Yes, sorry about that. My memory was foggy. What (I think) works for assigning the same value to two variables is: value = 12; var1 = (eval var2 = value) That little eval is rather important, and I'm in agreement as well that this is not something that should be used frequently.
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