How to use "return" function?

[pr0m 9]

How can we get "return" from a sub guys?

 

sub abc
  if
     ...
     ...
  then
    return 123

[crazyflx 22]

How can we get "return" from a sub guys?

 

sub abc
  if
     ...
     ...
  then
    return 123

 

 

I'm an idiot...I posted the wrong thing before fully understanding your question.

[Aaron Nimocks 19]

I havent found a reason to use return yet. So havent tested it.

[pr0m 9]

Yeah, I know but I really want to know what's the return function for and how to use it? I want to make something like this:

 

if
  run sub "abc"
  =
  123
then
  do something

 

This is why I need to get the "return" value. Thanks guys

[Aaron Nimocks 19]

Set abc=123

 

If -> Evaluate (abc=123)

then

[pr0m 9]

Not like that. I think you misunderstanding.

 

It's

 

:sub abc
  parameter #check_string
  if
     search page $check_string
  then
     return 1

if
  run sub abc
  =
  1
then
  run sub anothersub

[crazyflx 22]

Not like that. I think you misunderstanding.

 

It's

 

:sub abc
  parameter #check_string
  if
     search page $check_string
  then
     return 1

if
  run sub abc
  =
  1
then
  run sub anothersub

 

I think I get what you're saying...I think. Here is how I would do that:

 

:sub abc
  parameter #check_string
  if
     search page $check_string
  then
     set > parameter-$subabcvalue to 1

if
  $subabcvalue 
  =
  1
then
  run sub anothersub

[crazyflx 22]

Like This:

 

http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/5392/returny.jpg

[crazyflx 22]

Did I just say the same thing as Aaron did? If I did, sorry about that...just trying to help.

[pr0m 9]

 set > parameter-$subabcvalue to 1

Thank you Crazyflx, this works better But for cleaner code, I suggest Seth & Lord implement something useful to use that "return" function correctly.

 

Thanks guys! I'm now addicted with Ubot. I can master almost everything of Ubot now...

[Mike D 0]

Not sure if this is what you had in mind, but you can set a variable to the $return value of a sub as in below.

 

http://www.techrescueme.com/return.jpg

[pr0m 9]

wow Thanks Mike D, I never see $return_value before lol (maybe I'm blind). This is exactly what I want. Thanks alot.

[Aaron Nimocks 19]

wow Thanks Mike D, I never see $return_value before lol (maybe I'm blind). This is exactly what I want. Thanks alot.

 

Damn, could of answered that question a few days ago if I knew you were just looking for the $return function.

[pr0m 9]

@crazyflx: no not at all. Thanks for your help and your great contribution. I learned something from you ofcourse

@Aaron: Thank you too mate. I also learned from your bot.

 

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