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[hidden email] on 04/14/98 10:17 PM ZE9
>If I could find someone who can answer my humble NetRexx question.
>In C, I could
>calc(2, 3, &added, &substs)
>or something like that.
>I can do with only one return value in NetRexx, but with more than
one
>return values,
>added=calc(2,3)
>say added
>could someone help me?
>kikuti
Looking into my own execs it seems the most pragmatic option is to
return an indexed
variable (probably indexed by useful string names)
(from my netrexx pipe xlate stage):
tables = processRanges(toTable, fromTable )
method processRanges(a=rexx, b=rexx)
(...)
tables = "tables"
tables['a'] = c.reverse() -- standard rexx xlate function uses
leftmost duplicate first
tables['b'] = d.reverse() -- so reverse to make overrides possible;
return tables
René Jansen
Amsterdam
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