The :OUTPUTONLY qualifier on a DYNSTRUCT parameter no longer defeats the autobinding when the caller passes a DEFSTRUCT to it. The received DYNSTRUCT variable will be empty regardless of the default value, if any, but will be bound. For example:
defstruct st_cust
map2 id,b,4
map2 name,s,30
endstruct
map1 cust, st_cust
cust.id = 99
cust.name = "Jacob"
call fn'foo(ds=cust)
? cust.name ! will be "Finkleheimer"
end
function fn'foo(ds="" as dynstruct:outputonly)
? ds.name ! will be "" because of :outputonly
ds.name = "Finkleheimer" ! valid because ds auto-bound to st_cust
xputarg @ds
endfunction
Prior to this, the references to ds.name inside the function would have generated error 70 (invalid dynstruct reference) because the :outputonly would have defeated the automatic binding.
