Why can't you export them? *export foo* exports every method from function foo, so it doesn't matter how many arguments foo has. If *compute *does a calculation depending on m, it's very good design to pass m as an argument to that method. I'm pretty sure you'll find it acceptable to carry your value around and pass it to different functions. This way, a function becomes an independent unit, which doesn't relay on any surrounding code to magically insert m into the function ;)
Am Sonntag, 16. November 2014 21:25:26 UTC+1 schrieb Justas _: > > Lets say I have this kind of code. How could I access variable M in > compute() function? > function algoX(data) > M,N = size(data) > param = 20 > > computeSomething() > end > > export > function computeSomething() > a = compute() > end > > function compute() > # Needs variable M > M * param > end > > I do not want to nest all functions, because then I wont be able to export > them for testing. Also I do not want to pass variable M to > computeSomething() and then pass to compute(). What should I do? > > >
