Oups, a typo ``testvariable+=1`
On Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 11:35:33 PM UTC+2, Sisyphuss wrote:
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> You can write `testvariable=incrementvariable(testvariable)`.
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> But it's wield to write a dedicated function to implement the increment.
> Can't you just write `testvariable+=testvariable`?
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> On Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 8:49:33 PM UTC+2, Tero Frondelius wrote:
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>> Why testvariable is not incremented?
>>
>> function incrementvariable(numb)
>> numb += 1
>> end
>> function testing()
>> global testvariable = 0
>> for i = 1:3
>> incrementvariable(Ptr{testvariable})
>> end
>> println(testvariable)
>> end
>>
>> Or actually what should I change to get the testvariable incremented? I'm
>> counting how many times one case inside the function incrementvariable is
>> called. I will use this information later in the testing() function.
>>
>> This will work, but it doesn't look elegant:
>> function incrementvariable(numb)
>> numb[1] += 1
>> end
>> function testing()
>> testvariable = [0]
>> for i = 1:3
>> incrementvariable(testvariable)
>> end
>> println(testvariable)
>> end
>>
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