William, When I needed to do something like this in HC, I'd build a
string consisting of several comma delimited words/values and return
that string. Then I'd evaluate the string for what I needed. That
should work in Rev as well. It's kind of like using an array, I
suppose. (smile)
HTH
Joe Wilkins
On Sep 20, 2008, at 5:13 PM, william humphrey wrote:
I'm having trouble sorting this out. I have a function that searches
through
lines of tab delimited text. The number of lines varies from one to
ten. The
result from the search is two things. A data element and a pointer
that says
which kind of data element. Sometimes the result is one data element
and one
pointer and sometimes the result is another quantity like three data
elements each with their identifier. To have this returned by the
function
it seems I need an array. I'm inexperienced at using arrays but I
imagine
that you just build it in the function and that is what is returned
and then
the identifiers for each data element are the keys and it makes no
difference how many lines are in the array? Perhaps I also return a
counter
which says how many lines of data are in the array?
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