Wow. The following meaningless script fails, (though it doesn't
produce an error) ie. the result is simply 12 in the message box, the
keys of the array are not sent to the message box...
on mouseUp
showArray 12,makeArray(12)
end mouseUp
on showArray 12,tArray
put x & cr & the keys of tArray
end showArray
function makeArray x
repeat with n = 1 to x
put 0 into tArray[n]
end repeat
return tArray
end makeArray
while
on mouseUp
put makeArray(12) into tArray
showArray 12,tArray
end mouseUp
works just fine...
Maybe this is a bug. Anyone else come across this?
Mark
On 21 Mar 2006, at 07:39, Arthur Urban wrote:
I don't know what the heck is going on here, but I know it's making
me a wee bit testy. (I don't like needless local variables, what
can I say...)
Here's the code that works just fine. Please note that I've
confirmed the value of x, it is not the problem here. The function
returns an Array.
put MyFunc( x ) into theArray
DisplayPurchaseLine x, theArray
The following code fails miserably passing empty for theArray
argument; x is passed in just fine:
DisplayPurchaseLine x, MyFunc( x )
Why do I need to put the MyFunc() return value (an array) into a
local variable first. It clearly makes it out of the function call,
but cannot then immediately be used as a parameter. Huh?
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