Aug 20, 2003 #1 C caduser Usenet Archive Joined Jan 1, 2000 Messages 51 Reaction score 0 what meaning between (defun c:xx = without / (defun c:xx (/) = width / (defun c:xx ( / aaa ) (defun c:xx ( zzz / aaa)
what meaning between (defun c:xx = without / (defun c:xx (/) = width / (defun c:xx ( / aaa ) (defun c:xx ( zzz / aaa)
Aug 20, 2003 #2 R randy benson Usenet Archive Joined Apr 8, 2002 Messages 71 Reaction score 0 caduser said: what meaning between (defun c:xx = without / Click to expand... Meaning no arguments & no local variables (defun c:xx (/) = width / Same (defun c:xx ( / aaa ) Click to expand... No arguments, 1 local variable named 'aaa'. (defun c:xx ( zzz / aaa) Click to expand... The 'c:' means the function can be called from the command line as 'xx'. I'm not sure that you can have such a function with an argument, but that's what the 'zzz' is.
caduser said: what meaning between (defun c:xx = without / Click to expand... Meaning no arguments & no local variables (defun c:xx (/) = width / Same (defun c:xx ( / aaa ) Click to expand... No arguments, 1 local variable named 'aaa'. (defun c:xx ( zzz / aaa) Click to expand... The 'c:' means the function can be called from the command line as 'xx'. I'm not sure that you can have such a function with an argument, but that's what the 'zzz' is.
