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From: "Darrin" <darrin@gomontana.com>
Subject: package scope
Date: 1996/06/18
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Date: 1996-06-18T00:00:00+00:00
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Can any of you help on this one?  I have a generic package for link lists
and  a package for reading and displaying a group of records from a text
file.  What I have done is instantiate the linked list in my record
package and then USE'd the record package in my main procedure.  Problem
is, the main procedure won't recognize a variable of a type declared in
the generic package without using the dot notation.  This seems to be a
redundant necessity, since I am USE'ing the pakage.  Thanks for any and
all help.

Darrin