Hi,
I don't know if there is an easier way to do this but why don't you concatenate
the two values to be returned and then split the returned value ?
ex :
function myFunction($some_vars)
{
$max=count($some_vars);
$some_value=($max/2);
$result = $some_value.";".$max;
return $result;
}
$resultado = myFunction($some_other_name_vars);
list($var1,$var2) = split(";",$resultado);
I hope it helps.
SR
$var1=should be the value of $some_value
$var2=should be the value of $max
"W. Enserink" a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I have a Q about functions. My function should return 2 values. What syntax
> should I use and how do I call these values outside the function? Are these
> values returned as en array or something?
>
> this is what I have now,
> -----------------------------
> function myFunction($some_vars)
> {
> $max=count($some_vars);
> $some_value=($max/2);
> return($some_value && $max);
> }
>
> $var1=should be the value of $some_value
> $var2=should be the value of $max
>
> thx. Wilbert
>
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