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I can get the code to do that but I want it to return to the previous
location before it exits the called function "Ardus Petus" wrote: Hi CLamar, Say you have a function name MyFunc with argument Arg: Your code might look like this: var2= 0 MyVar=MyFunc(myArgs) var2=1 Code will return to the location after you called MyFunc I Think I'd better redirect you to some kind of tutorial... Cheers, -- Ap "CLamar" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I dont understand can you go into more detail? "Ardus Petus" wrote: Just assign the function's return value to a variable, like: myVar = MyFunc(MyArgs) HTH -- AP "CLamar" a écrit dans le message de news: ... How do you call a function and then return to the previous location from which you called it. Thanks Clamar |
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