Comment Re:VB is the devil (Score 0) 1031
To answer your question, Option Explicit is used at module level to force explicit declaration of all variables in that module.
Which basically means you cant use variables that have not been declared with a dim, public, private, redim or static. It is also a good idea to declare the type of that variable rather than just letting VB decide if it's a string or integer or whatever (Sometimes VB gets this wrong and causes big problems).
Anyways, just thought you'd like to know. I'll probably get modded down to offtopic though. :-)
Which basically means you cant use variables that have not been declared with a dim, public, private, redim or static. It is also a good idea to declare the type of that variable rather than just letting VB decide if it's a string or integer or whatever (Sometimes VB gets this wrong and causes big problems).
Anyways, just thought you'd like to know. I'll probably get modded down to offtopic though.
