When the object has:
.
.
.
VAR xVar
METHOD example(xVar)

METHOD xClass:example(xVar)
if ::xVar == xVar
    ...
endif
RETURN Self
.
.
.

When the mouse is over ::xVar VX shows the content of xVar and not of 
::xVar.

Beling
Best regards

"Carlos Beling" <beling@uai.com.br> wrote in message
news:Grk2UNuAEHA.3320@S15147418...
> When the object has:
> .
> .
> .
> VAR xVar
> METHOD example(xVar)
>
> METHOD xClass:example(xVar)
> if ::xVar == xVar
>     ...
> endif
> RETURN Self
>
> When the mouse is over ::xVar VX shows the content
> of xVar and not of ::xVar.

Carlos,

I can confirm this behaviour. It will be fixed for the next
revision. Meanwhile, you may try switching on option
"Evaluation Expressions" (see Tools ->Debugger Options).
If this is on, VX tries to evaluate the "context" of the token
the cursor was placed over, i.e. it prepends "::xVar" with
"self". You'll have to be careful, though. In order to
determine a token's value, this option will cause VX to
also perform function and method calls! If an expression
happens to evaluate to "_quit()" or "DbSkip()" etc.,
this may have undesired side-effects ... .

Regards,
  Till

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Hi Till:
many thanks.

Beling
Regards

Technical Support wrote:

> "Carlos Beling" <beling@uai.com.br> wrote in message
> news:Grk2UNuAEHA.3320@S15147418...
> 
>>When the object has:
>>.
>>.
>>.
>>VAR xVar
>>METHOD example(xVar)
>>
>>METHOD xClass:example(xVar)
>>if ::xVar == xVar
>>    ...
>>endif
>>RETURN Self
>>
>>When the mouse is over ::xVar VX shows the content
>>of xVar and not of ::xVar.
> 
> 
> Carlos,
> 
> I can confirm this behaviour. It will be fixed for the next
> revision. Meanwhile, you may try switching on option
> "Evaluation Expressions" (see Tools ->Debugger Options).
> If this is on, VX tries to evaluate the "context" of the token
> the cursor was placed over, i.e. it prepends "::xVar" with
> "self". You'll have to be careful, though. In order to
> determine a token's value, this option will cause VX to
> also perform function and method calls! If an expression
> happens to evaluate to "_quit()" or "DbSkip()" etc.,
> this may have undesired side-effects ... .
> 
> Regards,
>   Till
> 
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