Can an iLogic Function return multiple parameters?

[Anonymous]

And if so, how?

If not, is there any good workaround?

I'm thinking shared parameters may not be a good solution since I'll be calling the function multiple times to modify different sets of parameters.

[Sergio.D.Suárez]

Hi, A simple method could be to take each parameter within the function and create a string with a specific dividing character, for example a "|", then return this string.
When this string is returned it could be divided with a "split" and take each parameter again to perform an action.
Here is an example of how to create a split

'Parameters
Dim p1 As Double = 5.3
Dim p2 As Double = 14.2
Dim p3 As Double = 515.8
Dim p4 As String = "Example"
Dim p5 As Double = - 8.8
Dim sep As String = "|" 
'Create String
Dim oString As String = p1 & sep  & p2 & sep & p3 & sep & p4 & sep & p5

MessageBox.Show(oString)

'Split String
Words = oString.Split(sep)

'List all values
For Each wrd In Words
	MessageBox.Show(wrd)
Next

 I hope to be clear, greetings!

[Anonymous]

Thank you!

I was hoping someone would prove me wrong, and there is a native way to return multiple parameters, but this approach gets the job done well! 😃

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

Maybe this comes closer to your needs!

Public Sub main()
MsgBox x(o)
End Sub
Public Function x() As Variant

 x = Array("parameter1", "parameter2", "parameter3")
End Function

[JelteDeJong · Accepted solution]

just another option if you are using iLogic. You can use the posibility to ceate a class and use global variables.

Public Class ThisRule ' <-- This name is required
	Private para1 As String
	Private para2 As String
	Private para3 As String
	
	Public Sub Main() ' <-- This name is required
		
		subFunction()
		MsgBox(para1)
		MsgBox(para2)
		MsgBox(para3)
		
	End Sub
	
	Private Sub subFunction()
		para1 = "test1"
		para2 = "test2"
		para3 = "test3"
	End Sub
End Class