Hello,
I asked an earlier question about command line options, but i wasnt sure if people could see that a asked another question relating to the response so I posted a new one.
when i call the function
function(argv[1], argv[2])
in the function 'function' should there me a scnaf to read in the strings?
Thanks
No, the program already has the strings in memory when it begins so you can treat them as if you already scanned them in.
-Prelude
My best code is written with the delete key.
When a function calls a function and parameters are to be passed, the first function will place the parameters on the stack and the second gets them from there. So the parameter values are already available. Note that when the second function has finished, it depends on the way the first function passed the parameters if the new values will be available to the first function. It's also possible that you don't want the values to be changed.
