Sorry ... busy morning ... I misplaced the & for the reference. They
should be on the arguments on the function definiton, not the function
call.
Sorry if I caused any confusion.
~Chris /"\
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On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, andy wrote:
> i am wondering if it is possible to return more than 1 value from a
> function?
You can pass your arguments by reference.
The result will be that $var1 == "foo" and $var2 == "bar".
You can mix it up too ... if you want the function to return a value (say,
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On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 07:16:39PM +0200, andy wrote:
>
> i am wondering if it is possible to return more than 1 value from a
> function?
>
> test(){
> return $value1, $value2
> }
You can return an array. Or, you can global the variables and then set
them to the values you want.
--Dan
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hi there,
i am wondering if it is possible to return more than 1 value from a
function?
something like
test(){
return $value1, $value2
}
Thanx for any help,
Andy
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