Re: Host variable inheritance

I would also be in favor of anything that allows one to block the
'import' or 'inheritance' of variables from the host. The fact that
this isn't possible right now made us abandon internal procedures... it
is just too error prone. I don't care about the syntax, even IMPLICIT
REALLY NONE would be fine ;-)

Joost

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