>>>Hi All,
>>>
>>>I need to return 2 values from a VB.NET function. One is data type integer and the other string.
>>>What is the best approach to acomplish that?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Daniel
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>>You may wish to look at your design. A function should perform a single job and return a single value, if you have the need to do more, then I think inherently something is wrong.
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>Do I spot a 'VFP' mindset here :-}.
>C (and large junks of the windows API) regularly make use of out and ref parameters - even when a structure is used it is often returned as an out parameter. In these cases the main parameter is usually simply a success/fail indicator.
>What do you think is wrong with this approach?
>
>Regards,
>Viv

Viv,
No it is not a "VFP" mindset, if it were would have the correct answer in the first place.
I have been posting the solution in 'VFP' which is the same as returning a Type in C# much before .Net was not even a project at MS;)
PS: And even in fox2x days we were using "ref" approach for multiple parameters, weren't we? Looks like your foxpro really got rusty;)
Cetin