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newby question : function parameter passing

  #1  
Old February 26th, 2007, 01:05 PM
amadain
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Help. I'm new to php. I wrote a function that did not seem to work so
I checked whether the parameter I was passing to the function was
actually being used. I found that it wasn't. When I run the following
code I get:

Testcheck:

and nothing else. It seems that the variable is not being passed to
the function. Here is the code:

function file_write_position($textcheck) {
print "Testcheck: " . $testcheck . "<br>\n\n";
return;
}

$testcheck="# Test Call Area";
file_write_position($testcheck);

What am I doing wrong??

A

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Old February 26th, 2007, 01:05 PM
Mike Roetgers
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re: newby question : function parameter passing


amadain schrieb:
Quote:
Help. I'm new to php. I wrote a function that did not seem to work so
I checked whether the parameter I was passing to the function was
actually being used. I found that it wasn't. When I run the following
code I get:
>
Testcheck:
>
and nothing else. It seems that the variable is not being passed to
the function. Here is the code:
>
function file_write_position($textcheck) {
print "Testcheck: " . $testcheck . "<br>\n\n";
return;
}
>
$testcheck="# Test Call Area";
file_write_position($testcheck);
>
What am I doing wrong??
>
A
>
The parameter is called $textcheck, but you are using $testcheck inside
the function.
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Old February 26th, 2007, 06:05 PM
e_matthes@hotmail.com
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re: newby question : function parameter passing


Quote:
>
The parameter is called $textcheck, but you are using $testcheck inside
the function.
That's funny! Also, you don't need to include the return statement
unless you are returning something.

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Old February 26th, 2007, 09:15 PM
Michael Fesser
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re: newby question : function parameter passing


..oO(amadain)
Quote:
>Help. I'm new to php. I wrote a function that did not seem to work so
>I checked whether the parameter I was passing to the function was
>actually being used. I found that it wasn't. [...]
Set error_reporting to E_ALL in your php.ini.

Micha
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