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Passing Referenced Variables
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08/04/2008 08:48:50
Jay Johengen
Altamahaw-Ossipee, North Carolina, United States
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01308965
Message ID:
01309083
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An alternative could be:
loName = split_name(Schedule.s_Pat_Name)

NewFirstName = loName.FirstName
NewMidName = loName.MiddleName
NewLastName = loName.LastName


FUNCTION split_name

	LPARAMETERS tcName

	(Other stuff going on here)

	loSplitName = CreateObject('Empty')
	addproperty(loSplitName, 'FirstName', SomeNewValueForFirstName)
	addproperty(loSplitName, 'MiddleName', SomeNewValueForMiddleName)
	addproperty(loSplitName, 'LastName', SomeNewValueForLastName)

	RETURN loSplitName
>The values of these variable are populated in the Split_Name function, but they still are empty after the function runs. I must be not using the reference correctly.
>
>
>NewFirstName = ''
>NewMidName = ''
>NewLastName = ''
>
>cLastFirst = split_name(Schedule.s_Pat_Name, @NewFirstName, @NewMidName, @NewLastName)
>
>
>
>FUNCTION split_name
>
>	LPARAMETERS tcName , taNewFirstName, taNewMidName, taNewLastName
>
>	(Other stuff going on here)
>
>	NewFirstName = SomeNewValue
>	NewMidName = SomeNewValue
>	NewLastName = SomeNewValue
>
>	RETURN
>
>
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