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I wonder what your instructor will say to you if he sees any of this stuff you are asking on
here.......I am sure if you just care to read your book for 2 hours you will find the solutions
to all of your problems.....

You asking how to pass arguments .... well, if you have a procedure with 2 paramters then you
should pass TWO parameters to it.....and if the paramters are variables then you should pass
your arguments as variables...

Read your book!

Later,
Qusay

Do not quite understand your question.
The number and types of the of the parameters should be clear fronm
the DEFINITION module or from your own declaration in your program
module.
e.g.
 PROCEDURE DoSomeThing(VAR s: ARRAY OF CHAR; t: ARRAY OF CHAR,  start,
finish : CARDINAL) : BOOLEAN;
BEGIN
.
.
.
END DoSomeThing;

should be called with two string parameters, two CARDINAL parameters
and as it is a function procedure *returns a BOOLEAN) should be called
as such:

VAR ok : BOOLEAN;
        sentence, aword : str64;
        i, j : CARDINAL;
BEGIN
      ok := DoSomeThing(sentence,aword,i,j);
      IF ok THEN WrStr('Thanks God!'); WrLn;
      ELSE WrStr('You effing computer!!!!!'); WrLn;
      END; (* IF ok *)
END ProgramName;

Et cetera.

Bye,
Rob van Albada
Albada.Ilex@net.hcc.nl

mjk+@osu.edu (M. Klepcyk) wrote:

>Hi,

>I am trying to write a certain program for a class of mine.  However,
>when I go to compile it, it keeps telling me: "The number of actual
>parameters is incorrect."  Could someone please e-mail me with the
>EXACT syntax for passing parameters to functions / procedures and the
>syntax for putting variables, etc. in the procedure header.  I've
>asked my teacher and all he ever gives me is the "What do you think it
>is?" crap and sends me on my way.  I just need someone to tell me the
>basics and I'll be all set.  

>Please advise ( & HURRY :-)

>Thanks in advance!