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9 total messages Started by Ferdinand Svehla Sat, 18 Nov 2000 00:00
[QBasic] Return a Array from a Function
#622
Author: Ferdinand Svehla
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2000 00:00
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Hello to all of you coders out there :)

I have a function and i want the function to return an array...

thankyou very much... i love you all :.)
Re: [QBasic] Return a Array from a Function
#623
Author: Tom Lake
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2000 00:00
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> I have a function and i want the function to return an array...

Can't do it.  Try using a SUB with the array as one of the parameters.

DIM a(1 TO 20)
FOR i = 1 to 20
    a(i) = i
NEXT i
MultBy2 a()
FOR i = 1 TO 20
    PRINT a(i);
NEXT i
END
SUB MultBy2(b())
    FOR i = 1 TO UBOUND(b)
        b(i) = b(i) * 2
    NEXT i
END SUB

Tom Lake
Re: [QBasic] Return a Array from a Function
#625
Author: Lou Zher
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2000 00:00
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> Greetings from the only dessert of Europe!
> Francisco Segura
> Almeria - Spain

A "dessert" is the sweet dish served after a meal, and technically, most of
Iceland is considered a desert, as in an arid region of sparse vegetation.

I did not know that region of Spain was considered a desert. That's
interesting.

--
-LZ
[ Do NOT try to e-mail me! ]

<take_it_out_infores@airtel.net> wrote in message
news:3EBX5.1210$rZ6.32389@m2newsread.uni2.es...
> >I have a function and i want the function to return an array...
> >thankyou very much... i love you all :.)
>
> Simply use a variant variable.
> Dim var as variant
> var = MyFunction
>
> Function MyFunction() as variant
> ... create an array t()
>
> return t()
>
> or
> Redim var ...
> ' Call your sub
> MySub(var)
>
> Sub MySub( byref tarray as variant)
>   (any changes on tarray will be made in "var")
> return
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> Greetings from the only dessert of Europe!
> Francisco Segura
> Almeria - Spain
>
Re: [QBasic] Return a Array from a Function
#624
Author: take_it_out_infores
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2000 01:23
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>I have a function and i want the function to return an array...
>thankyou very much... i love you all :.)

Simply use a variant variable.
Dim var as variant
var = MyFunction

Function MyFunction() as variant
... create an array t()

return t()

or
Redim var ...
' Call your sub
MySub(var)

Sub MySub( byref tarray as variant)
  (any changes on tarray will be made in "var")
return


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Greetings from the only dessert of Europe!
Francisco Segura
Almeria - Spain
Cheetah v2.0!
#626
Author: brandon
Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2000 22:34
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Hello,

I have created a programming language that makes it incredibly simple
for beginners to start programming. It's called Cheetah v2.0, and it is
fast, easy, and effective.

You can create a program in two lines of code! You can make simple
games, write a webpage, etc. It's what complete newbies have been
waiting for!

It is also priced reasonably. You can evaluate it as long as you want,
but if you pay the $5.00 registration fee, you will be able to:

1. Save and open programs.
2. Wav Preview, Bitmap Preview, and Sprite Creator Tools are unlocked.
3. Use the Cheetah compiler so you can distribute your program as an
exe file.
4. Free updates.
5. When a new version comes out you will get that for free also.

I guarantee you will find this the easiest way to write a simple
program.

I would like to emphasize that it is not intended to be a language that
you stay with forever. You are supposed to get the fundamentals and
move on. I suggest moving on to the language Liberty BASIC. It is in
fact what I wrote Cheetah in.

To download Cheetah v2.0 go to:

http://www.angelfire.com/ga3/wattsware/Cheetah.zip

You can also go to the Wattsware website at:

http://www.wattsware.com

I hope you enjoy using Cheetah v2.0! =)

Brandon Watts
wattsware.com



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Cheetah v2.0!
#627
Author: brandonwatts
Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2000 22:36
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Hello,

I have created a programming language that makes it incredibly simple
for beginners to start programming. It's called Cheetah v2.0, and it is
fast, easy, and effective.

You can create a program in two lines of code! You can make simple
games, write a webpage, etc. It's what complete newbies have been
waiting for!

It is also priced reasonably. You can evaluate it as long as you want,
but if you pay the $5.00 registration fee, you will be able to:

1. Save and open programs.
2. Wav Preview, Bitmap Preview, and Sprite Creator Tools are unlocked.
3. Use the Cheetah compiler so you can distribute your program as an
exe file.
4. Free updates.
5. When a new version comes out you will get that for free also.

I guarantee you will find this the easiest way to write a simple
program.

I would like to emphasize that it is not intended to be a language that
you stay with forever. You are supposed to get the fundamentals and
move on. I suggest moving on to the language Liberty BASIC. It is in
fact what I wrote Cheetah in.

To download Cheetah v2.0 go to:

http://www.angelfire.com/ga3/wattsware/Cheetah.zip

You can also go to the Wattsware website at:

http://www.wattsware.com

I hope you enjoy using Cheetah v2.0! =)

Brandon Watts
wattsware.com



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Sv: Cheetah v2.0!
#628
Author: Thomas Daugaard
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 13:38
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<brandon@brandonwatts.com> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:91gql2$j63$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
> Hello,
>
> I have created a programming language that makes it incredibly simple
> for beginners to start programming. It's called Cheetah v2.0, and it is
> fast, easy, and effective.
>
> You can create a program in two lines of code! You can make simple
> games, write a webpage, etc. It's what complete newbies have been
> waiting for!
>
> It is also priced reasonably. You can evaluate it as long as you want,
> but if you pay the $5.00 registration fee, you will be able to:
>

Then why should people use your program instead of Liberty Basic at first ?
This is just what we need .. another "pay and you can compile and do this
and that"
interpreter/language. NOT!!

Why don't you make it free ?? $5 .. do you really think anyone will pay that
?

- Thomas

> 1. Save and open programs.
> 2. Wav Preview, Bitmap Preview, and Sprite Creator Tools are unlocked.
> 3. Use the Cheetah compiler so you can distribute your program as an
> exe file.
> 4. Free updates.
> 5. When a new version comes out you will get that for free also.
>
> I guarantee you will find this the easiest way to write a simple
> program.
>
> I would like to emphasize that it is not intended to be a language that
> you stay with forever. You are supposed to get the fundamentals and
> move on. I suggest moving on to the language Liberty BASIC. It is in
> fact what I wrote Cheetah in.
>
> To download Cheetah v2.0 go to:
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/ga3/wattsware/Cheetah.zip
>
> You can also go to the Wattsware website at:
>
> http://www.wattsware.com
>
> I hope you enjoy using Cheetah v2.0! =)
>
> Brandon Watts
> wattsware.com
>
>
>
> Sent via Deja.com
> http://www.deja.com/
Re: Sv: Cheetah v2.0!
#629
Author: brandon
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 17:18
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<<Then why should people use your program instead of Liberty Basic at
first ? This is just what we need .. another "pay and you can compile
and do this and that" interpreter/language. NOT!!>>

Because Cheetah is the easiest way for beginners to start programming.
I suggest moving on to LB once you have mastered C2.

<<Why don't you make it free ?? $5 .. do you really think anyone will
pay that ?>>

People already have.

Brandon Watts
wattsware.com


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Sv: Cheetah v2.0!
#630
Author: Thomas Daugaard
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 17:48
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<brandon@brandonwatts.com> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:91ishl$vtt$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
> <<Then why should people use your program instead of Liberty Basic at
> first ? This is just what we need .. another "pay and you can compile
> and do this and that" interpreter/language. NOT!!>>
>
> Because Cheetah is the easiest way for beginners to start programming.
> I suggest moving on to LB once you have mastered C2.

Programming ? Do you call that "Cheetah" thing for programming ?
I looked at it (always intereset in new programming languages not made by
any major
software company like M$) and it looks like something M$ could've made for
Windows 2.0
It isn't even programming .. it's scripting .. if it even qualifies for that
..

>
> <<Why don't you make it free ?? $5 .. do you really think anyone will
> pay that ?>>
>
> People already have.

Wow! Well .. there still are people left who have no clue what they're
actually paying for ..

>
> Brandon Watts
> wattsware.com
>
>
> Sent via Deja.com
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