>>>Does that answer the question ?
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>>IMO, it does not - it's the full list of how passing parameters in Fox works, from the caller's side. What we need here is the callee side, where I don't know of a way to distinguish between a passed value and a passed reference. Either way, the callee receives a pointer to a memory block where the value resides; it's the actual status of the value (is it a value of a variable, or a copy of a value assigned to a parameter) that I don't see how to distinguish, without knowing Fox source code.
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>Yes, exactly - I don't see a way and doubt there is one.

Once upon a time, I remember that list memory would show the variable passed by reference in a special way... as a sort of invisible. Not sure whether this is worth trying to check, specially if you have a dozen parameters.