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Subject: Re: [office-formula] Syntax loose ends: inline error names,
Andreas J Guelzow: > (For obvious reasons) I like the Gnumeric version: > Sheet1.print_area refers to the named expression in sheet scope of > Sheet1 if there is such an expression defined otherwise it refers to the > expression in workbook scope. > .print_area simply replaces Sheet1 with the local sheet. > I guess we don't have a way to directly access the global scope name if > it is hidden by a local one. That must have never come up as an issue. A user could work around that by creating some empty sheet (call it "Global") with no names. In general, I think you want the local ones to always override the globals. Many programming languages provide no mechanism to reference the "global" variable if it's hidden by local scope, so I think a special syntax for that (odd) case is not necessary. Especially since there's a workaround for the one person who needs it. --- David A. Wheeler
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