vamsi

• Feb 6th, 2007

 

Yes, we can call the variables by that variable as "option Explicit".

Regards,
Vamsi.

msusmitha

 Profile Answers by msusmitha 

• Feb 6th, 2007

 

hihow u call the first function variable to ur 2nd function, declare that variables outside for all the functionsor call second function in the first function itself.FIRST SCENARIOvar a =10var b=20function addres=a+bend functionfunction SUBres=a-bend functionSECOND SCENARIO FUNCTION RESa=50,b=60 res= ADD(a,b)res=sub(a,b)end functioni think u understandmadhav_sus@yahoo.co.in

Bhamini

• Feb 10th, 2007

 

Hi,you can either use Action parameters(output parameters) to pass values between 2 actions. or even better solution is to use environment variables.define 2 environment variables in Settings - > environment tab as user-defined variables.lets call it EnvVarA and EnvVarBin Action 1, you can user statementsEnvironment("EnvVarA") = "variable 1"in action 2, you can use it to retrieve value stored in action1such as x = Environment("EnvVarA")this should help

kinnu

• Mar 1st, 2007

 

u need to add the variables in input parameters in seocond action and output variables in first action.

u can call the 1st action variables in second action by using Variable1 = Parameter.Item("1Variable")