4 Mar
2004
4 Mar
'04
11:08 p.m.
One way around "having many return values" is to keep a global variable
into your module which stores the code and an exported function that
check this value.
You would have
if(do_whatever(...))
{ # function processed, no check the code
if(check_whatever_code("1")) # that returns true of the code is 1
{
};
if(check_whatever_code("2")) # and so on...
{
};
};
.Daniel
On 3/3/2004 10:43 PM, Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul wrote:
On Mar 03, 2004 at 13:48, Kapil Dhawan
<sersavvy(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
i have written a small module but need one help in
it...i am able to return
only two values from my function...like 1 or -1 only two values work in
ser.cfg...either i can return true or false....is there anyway i can return
more than one value and treat them in ser.cfg and then depending upon
returned value from module....can do specific action.....
You can return 3 values: 1 (true), -1 (false) and 0 (which will stop the
script processing, equivalent with break or drop).
Right you can't return more values and there is no way to treat them in
ser.cfg. This will change when we will add variables and functions in
script.
Andrei
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