Function and Sub Procedures - Revision history

Ghenne at 13:04, 1 July 2013

2013-07-01T13:04:04Z

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	To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB or FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. Do not leave any space between the function name and the left parenthesis.		To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB or FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. Do not leave any space between the function name and the left parenthesis.

	~~Arguments~~ are passed by value ~~for numbers~~, ~~strings~~ and ~~arrays. Objects~~ are passed by reference.		Simple variables, such as strings and numbers, are passed by value. Complex variables, such as arrays and objects, are passed by reference.

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Ghenne at 15:41, 20 December 2012

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	Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the ~~NSB/App Studio~~ language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, ~~NSB/App Studio~~ executes it as a SUB procedure.		Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the AppStudio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, AppStudio executes it as a SUB procedure.

	To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NSB/App Studio uses parenthesis ~~around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list~~.		To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB or FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. Do not leave any space between the function name and the left parenthesis.

	Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.		Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.

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Ghenne at 14:33, 8 November 2012

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	Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.		Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.

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Ghenne at 13:15, 2 September 2012

2012-09-02T13:15:30Z

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	Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NSB/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NSB/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure.		Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NSB/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NSB/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure.

	To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; ~~NS Basic~~/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list.		To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NSB/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list.

	Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.		Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.

Ghenne at 13:01, 2 September 2012

2012-09-02T13:01:54Z

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	Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the ~~NS Basic~~/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, ~~NS Basic~~/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure.		Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NSB/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NSB/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure.

	To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NS Basic/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list.		To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NS Basic/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list.

	Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.		Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.

Brendon: Brendon moved page Function and SubProcedures to Function and Sub Procedures

2012-08-17T17:20:05Z

Brendon moved page Function and SubProcedures to Function and Sub Procedures

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Brendon: Brendon moved page FUNCTION and SUB Procedures to Function and SubProcedures

2012-08-17T17:19:48Z

Brendon moved page FUNCTION and SUB Procedures to Function and SubProcedures

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Brendon at 02:41, 1 August 2012

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	Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NS Basic/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NS Basic/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure. ~~<br />~~		Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NS Basic/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NS Basic/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure.
	To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NS Basic/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list. ~~<br />~~
			To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NS Basic/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list.

	Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.		Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.

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Procedures are blocks of program statements that can be conditionally and repeatedly executed ("called") from other statements in a program, with optional values (arguments) passed in. When a procedure is called, it behaves like the Functions and Statements that make up the NS Basic/App Studio language. FUNCTION procedures return a value, which can be stored in a variable or used in another expression. SUB procedures execute without returning a value. If a FUNCTION procedure is called and the return value is not used, NS Basic/App Studio executes it as a SUB procedure. <br />
To pass in multiple arguments to a FUNCTION procedure, use a comma-separated list, enclosed in parenthesis. To pass in multiple arguments to a SUB procedure, use a comma-separated list with no parenthesis. When a single argument is passed in to either a FUNCTION or a SUB procedure, parenthesis may be used; NS Basic/App Studio uses parenthesis around a single argument to evaluate an expression, not to denote an argument list. <br />
Arguments are passed by value for numbers, strings and arrays. Objects are passed by reference.