Iteration variables

2003-12-02 Thread Ryan Mitchell
hello

I'm writing a recursive function, and I need to hold variables relative to
each iteration of the function... Which may have been changed further on
down/up the line by another calling of the function So I need to hold
values for each iteration

How do you do this?!

TIA,
Ryan
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RE: Iteration variables

2003-12-02 Thread John Burns
Probably a list or array would be easiest. (If I understand correctly)Just
look for the value in the nth place in the list/array.

John Burns

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Subject: Iteration variables

hello

I'm writing a recursive function, and I need to hold variables relative to
each iteration of the function... Which may have been changed further on
down/up the line by another calling of the function So I need to hold
values for each iteration

How do you do this?!

TIA,
Ryan

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RE: Iteration variables

2003-12-02 Thread Barney Boisvert
Just make sure it's a 'var' variable, and it'll be local to that specific
function invocation.That's one of the big reasons recusion is so elegant.
You can't easily get that type of controlled variable scoping with iterative
solutions.

Cheers,
barneyb

 -Original Message-
 From: Ryan Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 9:59 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Iteration variables
 
 hello
 
 I'm writing a recursive function, and I need to hold 
 variables relative to
 each iteration of the function... Which may have been changed 
 further on
 down/up the line by another calling of the function So I 
 need to hold
 values for each iteration
 
 How do you do this?!
 
 TIA,
 Ryan
 

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