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Can anyone help me with a multival function?
So i am working on a function that will make it so i can have the same function for different variables. Here's what I tried:
function Multival (func, amt)
local ValsToReturn
for i = 1, amt, 1 do
ValsToReturn = ValsToReturn, func
end
return ValsToReturn
end
func is the function you need to call, amt is the amount of times you need to repeat it. the func returns something.
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I think this idea is fundamentally flawed. Just use the standard loops and create a separate function for everything. A function should have 1 and only 1 purpose. Think about it this way: Your function is going to loop through other functions. Thats basically useless, if you've already created a function, just loop it separately. Forgive me if im forgetting something or missing something here. Psudar 882 — 4y
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I should have said that i was trying to use it as: local val1, val2, val3, val4 = Multival (functionTest(), 4) GuiHelperSince2014 70 — 4y
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Oh I gotcha! Ill write a solution now. Psudar 882 — 4y
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So im guessing you want to return multiple values from a function into more than one variable, at least thats what I hope.
Its actually super simple once you figure out that you can write variables on the same line like this:
local variable1, variable2 = 1, 2
So, if you want a function that returns more than one value to more than one variable, you can do this:
local function returnSomething()
return 1, 2, 3, 4
end
local var1, var 2, var3, var4 = returnSomething()
print(var1)
print(var3)
Expected Output: 1, 3
Hopefully that helps some.
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Also I should mention that I believe it pretty much always assigns the variables in whatever order you returned them in Psudar 882 — 4y
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@Psudar only problem with that is the functions im using func() to represent a function that returns an GUI element like a frame. GuiHelperSince2014 70 — 4y