Hi,
Is there a way to pass an array to a function… e.g
myArray = Array.new( 5, “Hello” )
def bye( arr )
arr[2] = "Goodbye"
end
Couldn’t find a way to do this…
Cameron
Hi,
Is there a way to pass an array to a function… e.g
myArray = Array.new( 5, “Hello” )
def bye( arr )
arr[2] = "Goodbye"
end
Couldn’t find a way to do this…
Cameron
Seems to work fine for me?
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Justin Johnson.
“Cameron Matheson” cmatheson3@hotpop.com wrote in message
news:20020724062511.GA16425@hachi…
Hi,
Is there a way to pass an array to a function… e.g
myArray = Array.new( 5, “Hello” )
def bye( arr )
arr[2] = “Goodbye”
endCouldn’t find a way to do this…
Cameron
Is there a way to pass an array to a function… e.g
myArray = Array.new( 5, “Hello” )
def bye( arr )
arr[2] = “Goodbye”
end
Perhaps I am misunderstanding something here, why won’t just:
bye(myArray)
work? I just did that on irb, it returns “bye”, and changes the
array as you’d expect.
Hmm,
I guess i’m crazy and had a typo in my file w/ the src. Sorry everyone
Cam
On Wed, Jul 24, 2002 at 03:26:49PM +0900, Cameron Matheson wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to pass an array to a function… e.g
myArray = Array.new( 5, “Hello” )
def bye( arr )
arr[2] = “Goodbye”
endCouldn’t find a way to do this…
Cameron