Forgot to gave you example (VB)
sub main()
dim a as integer
a=1
debug.print a, pr1(a)
debug.print a, pr2(a)
debug.print a
end sub
private sub pr1(byval a)
a=2
return a
end sub
private sub pr2(byref a)
a=2
return a
end sub
result will be as follows
1 2
1* 2
2 (!)
*As you can see on the first sub the var a is local to your sub, it was
changed (returns 2), but the passed a has stil value 1
(!) in the second procedure the passed var a was changed! (the a that was
defined in the sub main!)
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Hello List!
I've switched to development version 3.0 and I'm trying to get rid of this
ByRef thing. I wonder, if someone could explane the syntax to me!
Thanks in advance!!
Greetz
Stevie
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