Function prototype: Difference between revisions

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with_funct(foo); // function as a 'method' with no arguments, no return type

// or

begin_instruct(foo); // instructions are 'methods', no arguments, no return type

end_instruct[foo]; // explicit end of itself

// or

with_instruct(foo); // instructions are 'methods', no arguments, no return type

// A prototype declaration for a function that requires two arguments

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// A prototype declaration for a function that utilizes optional arguments

begin_funct({int}, ooo)_arg(o)_value(1); // optional argument with default value and return type ~~Int~~

begin_funct({int}, ooo)_arg(o)_value(1); // optional argument with default value and return type integer

with_funct(ooo)_return([o]); // Can be shortened to [ooo]_ret([0]);

end_funct[];

begin_funct({int}, oxo)_arg(o,u,v)_opt(u)_value(1); // optional argument of second argument with default value and return type ~~Int~~

begin_funct({int}, oxo)_arg(o,u,v)_opt(u)_value(1); // optional argument of second argument with default value and return type integer

[ooo]_ret(1); // the execution has to name arguments or missing in comma-separated list of arguments

end_funct[];

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// Example of prototype declarations for subroutines or procedures (if these differ from functions)

begin_instruct(foo); // instructions are 'methods', no arguments, no return type

end_instruct[foo]; // explicit end of itself

// or

with_instruct(foo); // instructions are 'methods', no arguments, no return type

begin_funct(yoo)_arg(robotMoniker)_param(b); // A '_funct' can be used as a subroutine when missing the '{}' return datatype