more than one return

[qwertylol]

is it possible to return more than one information?

I need both $checksum and 1or 2 to return.

[Generator]

is it possible to return more than one information?

I need both $checksum and 1or 2 to return.

Return $Whatever & $Whatever1 & $Whatever2

[james3mg]

is it possible to return more than one information?

I need both $checksum and 1or 2 to return.

Or have your function create

Local $_TmpArray[2]=[$checksum,1]

and at the end, use

Return $_TmpArray

then your script can check $_TmpArray[0] for $checksum and $_TmpArray[1] for the 1 or 2 value.

[therks]

Or if you only want to return one extra value that's always a number, you could use @extended.

Something like

Func T($checksum)
  SetError(0, 2)
  Return $checksum
EndFunc

$return = T(23)

MsgBox(0, @extended, $return) ; Should give you 2, and 23

Edited April 28, 2007 by Saunders

[The Kandie Man]

You can also use the ByRef option to return values from a function:

Dim $i_Checksum1, $i_Checksum2
DoTheChecksum($i_Checksum1, $i_Checksum2)
Msgbox(0,"Checksums","Checksum 1="&$i_Checksum1&@CRLF&"Checksum 2="&$i_Checksum2)

Func DoTheChecksum(ByRef $i_Check1, ByRef $i_Check2)
    $i_Check1 = 20
    $i_Check2 = 30
    Return 1;Success
EndFunc

This means that the parameters that are input into the function are actually modified by the function to return a value that you want. The $i_Check1 variable is essentially a pointer to the $i_Checksum1 value. Any modification made to $i_Check1 inside the function will be made to $i_Checksum1 as well.

-The Kandie Man ;-)

Edited April 28, 2007 by The Kandie Man

[qwertylol]

you guys rules men