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Read/Set a variable value declared in a function from another function

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Jack Wright - 18 Apr 2005 12:37 GMT
Dear All,
  Is it possible to Read/Set a variable value declared in a function
from another function?
f.e.x.
  public bool myFunction()
 {
   int cost;
   string ProductName;
   Getvalues ("Select cost, ProductName into :cost, :ProductName");
 }

Getvalues(string Sql)
{
  ...
}

How do I set or read the variables cost & ProductName from function
Getvalues? The function is passed only the names of the
variables...please help...

TALIA

Many regards
Jack
Sean Hederman - 18 Apr 2005 14:34 GMT
> Dear All,
>   Is it possible to Read/Set a variable value declared in a function
> from another function?

Not without passing them into the other function. If you want to modify
them, you will have to pass them in as ref:
public void GetValues(string SQL, ref int cost, ref string ProductName) {
   ...
   cost = ...;
   ProductName = ...;
}

> f.e.x.
>   public bool myFunction()
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> Many regards
> Jack

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