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netgamer3k
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Posted: 29th May 2003 22:29
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give me an example on how to use them i seen them in the tutorial that comes with db i think it is for the mousex() var

return value=mousex()

what does that do and can u explain the elements of it.
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netgamer3k
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return value=mousex() i mean

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Kevin Picone
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Return can't be used to 'return' a value back to a gosub.. However, if your talking about functions. Then you can return values just by place the variable name after either an ENDFUNCTION or EXITFUNCTION




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EightYearRecoil
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The return value showed in the examples in the book is not actually part of the code. It just shows that the funnction (or command, like Mousex()) is going to return a value. Instead of typing "Return Value" in your program, you would put a variable. SO you could type x = mousex(), and that would store the mouses x position at that point in the variable x.
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