Well, there you have it.
All the buzzt! CornedBee "There is not now, nor has there ever been, nor will there ever be, any programming language in which it is the least bit difficult to write bad code." - Flon's Law
Thanks CornedBee, Question answered. Thanks for your support again! Originally Posted by CornedBee Well, there you have it. regards, George
Originally Posted by George2 I do not understand what do you mean "dereferenced references", could you show some pseudo code please? BTW: I understand dereference and reference individually. I do not know what does it mean when you use the two term altogether. :-) Sorry; I was tired when I wrote that, and it slipped past my checks. Where I used "dereferenced references" I intended to say "references (or dereferenced pointers)"
Thanks for clarifying this, question answered, grumpy! Originally Posted by grumpy Sorry; I was tired when I wrote that, and it slipped past my checks. Where I used "dereferenced references" I intended to say "references (or dereferenced pointers)" regards, George