Float to Double

[AlGonzalez]

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Structure DoSomethingParms
    parm1.s
    parm2.l
    parm3.l
    parm4.s
    ; etc.
EndStructure

Procedure.l DoSomething(*parms.DoSomethingParms)
    Debug *parms\parm1
    Debug *parms\parm2
    Debug *parms\parm3
    Debug *parms\parm4
EndProcedure

dsp.DoSomethingParms\parm1 = "This is the first parameter"
dsp\parm2 = 42
dsp\parm3 = 2 * 42
dsp\parm4 = "4 for illustration can use more! Maybe even arrays?"

DoSomething(dsp)

[NoahPhense]

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Structure DoSomethingParms
    parm1.s
    parm2.l
    parm3.l
    parm4.s
    ; etc.
EndStructure

Procedure.l DoSomething(*parms.DoSomethingParms)
    Debug *parms\parm1
    Debug *parms\parm2
    Debug *parms\parm3
    Debug *parms\parm4
EndProcedure

dsp.DoSomethingParms\parm1 = "This is the first parameter"
dsp\parm2 = 42
dsp\parm3 = 2 * 42
dsp\parm4 = "4 for illustration can use more! Maybe even arrays?"

DoSomething(dsp)

Very kewl, thanks much AL for the example.

There ya go techjunkie. I guess now if we
wanted to, we could simulate a jet engine..? lol

- np

[techjunkie]

There ya go techjunkie. I guess now if we
wanted to, we could simulate a jet engine..? lol

Hehe... Thanks! Well, I know you can use structures as parameters... BUT it doesn't solve everything... Sometimes you really want parameters... I can name a few examples...

01, When you want the sideeffects of call by reference or call by value
02, When you are in big programming teams
03, When you don't want everything "global"
04, When you are doing a private "module"

That's a few...