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1. (How) Can I use a variable with a CALL

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Posted by: 2004-12-30 18:34:38 Last edited by: Jeff Glatt 2007-07-13 00:15:01 (Total edited 1 time)

xx = "wimbledon_100"
CALL xx

returns 'Could not find routine "XX" '

Is it possible to use a variable with a CALL?

I'm trying to call a child script whose location I may not know before my main script runs. Assume that the child script is named child.rex, and happens to be in the same directory as the main script:

child.rex()

...works fine, if child.rex resides in the same directory. If not, I get an error message. How do I specify the directory where the child script is?

2. Re: (How) Can I use a variable with a CALL

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Posted by: Jeff Glatt 2004-12-31 00:54:01 Last edited by: Jeff Glatt 2007-07-13 00:17:16 (Total edited 1 time)

You can't put the name of a variable after the CALL keyword. CALL doesn't allow that. CALL regards any name as a literal string, even if it isn't quoted.

To allow variable substitution. Reginald allows you to use brackets to indicate the same, ie:

myvariable = "blort"
/* Call the function named "blort" */
CALL [myvariable]

But this doesn't work for other interpreters, so you'd have to resort to the slower:

INTERPRET "CALL" myvariable

Incidentally, if you know the full path to the script beforehand, you can hardcode it right in your call instruction, but do quote it as so:

"C:\MyDir\MySubDir\child.rex"()

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