In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When I said 'hack' I meant the ugly code that I had to create to make
the trick work--the idea of having to put a dummy parameter into the
function call in the basic program in order to make it compatable with
the subr call in the i-type. Sorry for the confusion there.
I don't get that ...
As I say, I'm talking UV, but it's the SUBROUTINE that has the extra
argument to make them compatible ...
Your example had both the subroutine and the function with the same
number of arguments. IME, using the function version hides the first
argument making it have one less.
So if you want to call a function from the SUBR() routine, I'd do
FUNCTION MYHACK( A, B)
code
RETURN
then call it with
SUBR( "*MYHACK", A, B) ;* Don't forget I'm using UV with that * :-)
Cheers,
Wol
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