The well documented way: Include jsd entries for the functions:
:function blah
:returns string
The less documented way: Include lines like this above where the function is
used:
prototype string function blah(int i, string byRef s)
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 09:00:13PM -0600, Peter Torpey wrote:
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I have a script file with an include statement at the top that references a
separate jsl file containing some custom functions.
Within the jsl file I reference some functions in the original jss file and
am trying to capture return values from these functions.
Problem: When I reference functions within the jss file, functions that
return string values, for example, are seen as functions that return integer
values within the jsl file.
What is the proper way of making the scope of variable types sensible?
Thanks for any suggestions.
--Pete
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