>>If you use SET UDFPARAMS TO value (the default), the print is 2 & 1. Best to leave that at it's default and adjust your call instead.
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>>* assumes SET UDFPARMS To value
>>

>>SET UDFPARMS TO value
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>>x = 1
>>DO myfunc WITH x
>>? x   && prints 2
>>x = 1
>>DO myfunc WITH (x)
>>? x   && prints 1
>>
>>x = 1
>>myfunc(x)
>>? x   && prints 1
>>x = 1
>>myfunc(x)
>>? x   && prints 2
>>
>>
>>FUNCTION myfunc
>>PARAMETERS zz
>>zz = zz + 1
>>

>>
>>
>>Hope I haven't confused you on this.
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>I hope u dont confuse me :)
>
>u mean, i think :
>

>x = 1
>myfunc(x)
>? x   && prints 1
>x = 1
>myfunc(@x)
>? x   && prints 2
>

Yes, that would be true with the default SET UDFPARMS setting. Changing that setting can cause quite unexpected failures in code that's not expecting the change.