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put.double.arg(), put.long.arg(), put.string.arg()
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By patvdv at 26 Feb 2008 - 21:57
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put.double.arg(), put.long.arg(), put.string.arg()
Syntax
long put.double.arg( long arg_no, double value )
long put.long.arg( long arg_no, long value )
long put.string.arg( long arg_no, string value )
Description
These functions assign a value to the specified argument, after conversion to the type of the argument. For put.double.arg(), the original value is of type double. For put.long.arg(), the original value is of type long. For put.string.arg(), the original value is of type string or multibyte string.
Arguments
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arg_no
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The sequence number of an argument supplied to the currenctly executing function (i.e. the function in which put.double.arg(), put.long.arg(), or put.string.arg() is called). The allowed range for this sequence number is 1 ... get.argc().
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value
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The value to assign (after conversion to the correct type) to the specified argument.
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Return values
| The function terminated successfully. |
| The function terminated with an error: arg_no is out of range or it is not possible to assign a value to the specified argument. |
Context
Bshell functions.
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