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Re: Multiple values from a function? [message #20565 is a reply to message #20562]

Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00

John-David T. Smith is currently offline

John-David T. Smith
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Registered: January 2000

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Martin Schultz wrote:
>
> Simon de Vet wrote:
>>
>> [...]
>> I have managed to solve my problem, but in a way unlike anything mentioned
>> here so far.
>>
> Not true: this is exactly what I proposed. I would be amazed if you
> would find a way that is entirely different (and still usable) from the
> recommendations that were provided to you (not counting some vague
> possibility of using common blocks, of course).
>

But we lowlanders should not forget the sorcerer's apprentice who scrawled this
epigram on the stone wall of his tower prison just before dissappearing forever:

void=routine_names('a',STORE=-1,val)

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!

JD

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		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: John-David T. Smith on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Simon de Vet on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Craig Markwardt on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: John-David T. Smith on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Martin Schultz on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Simon de Vet on Wed, 05 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: meron on Tue, 04 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Martin Schultz on Tue, 04 July 2000 00:00
		Re: Multiple values from a function? By: Craig Markwardt on Tue, 04 July 2000 00:00

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