!global $variable ?= "default value" produces error a001

+1 vote
asked Mar 12, 2023 in Bug by kirchsth (4,980 points)

found a minor bug, maybe you want to fix it.
I know default values are only useful in combination with global values and therefore "global" is not required. But if I use it then I get an error a001

e.g. this is not working

@startuml
!global $variable = "changed value"
!global $variable ?= "default value"
[A] -> [B]: $variable
@enduml

it is working without global

@startuml
!global $variable = "changed value"
!$variable ?= "default value"
[A] -> [B]: $variable
@enduml

BR Helmut

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