Sorry, forget it

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by julianbury.

Scrub it

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Pupil.

shouldn't you use "mSin" and "mAsin" as first parameter to SetFunc_() procedure ?

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tinman.

Shouldn't it be:

Procedure.f mSin(n.f)

If you want to be able to return something.


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[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Sebi.

Hello julianbury,

I havn't explained it enough.

The parameters and the result must be Strings!

Your Sin-Function should look like this:

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Global Result.s
Procedure mSin(n.s)
  Result=StrF( Sin( ValF( n ) ) )
  ProcedureReturn @Result
EndProcedure

SetFunc_("mSin",1,@mSin())

Then you can call the function with "mSin(number)"...

Sebi

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by julianbury.

Ah, I see.
Thank you, Sebi


Julian ^00^

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by julianbury.

Scrub it

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Sebi.

Hello julianbury,

it don't work because you don't use the same procedures you added.

You add the procedure "mASin" to the parser but you call "ASin".

The name of the procedure you add must be the same as the name when you call the function.

When you use this Add_parser_functions()-procedure it works:

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Procedure Add_parser_functions()  SetFunc_("Sin"  ,1,@mSin())
  SetFunc_("ASin" ,1,@mASin())
  SetFunc_("Cos"  ,1,@mCos())
  SetFunc_("ACos" ,1,@mACos())
  SetFunc_("Tan"  ,1,@mTan())
  SetFunc_("ATan" ,1,@mATan())
  SetFunc_("Log"  ,1,@mLog())
  SetFunc_("Log10",1,@mLog10())
  SetFunc_("Sqr"  ,1,@mSqr())
  SetFunc_("Abs"  ,1,@mAbs())
  SetFunc_("Int"  ,1,@mInt())
EndProcedure

Everything else in your code is right.

Sebi

[BackupUser]

Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by julianbury.

Hi Sebi

Users will not like that.
Must think some more ...
Aaaaah! My brain, it's too small!
Oooo, the thoughts are too BIG!

Julian ^00^