DefErr Statement

If no type-declaration character or keyword is specified, the DefErr statement sets the default variable type, according to a letter range.

Syntax:

    {DefBool|DefCur|DefDate|DefDbl|DefErr|DefInt|DefLng|DefObj|DefStr|DefSng|DefVar} {char|char-char}[,...]
  

Parameters:

char: Letter prefix that specifies default data type for variables.

char-char: Letter range prefixes that specify default data type for variables.

Example:

    ' Prefix definitions for variable types:
    DefBool b
    DefCur c,l-m
    DefDate t
    DefDbl f
    DefErr e
    DefInt i-k,N
    DefLng x-z, D
    DefObj U, o-R
    DefSng w,a
    DefStr s
    DefVar V,g

DefErr e
Sub ExampleDefErr
    eErr=Error ' eErr is an implicit error variable
End Sub