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Re: Technical question: subroutine ou submethod?
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Re: Technical question: subroutine ou submethod?


  • Subject: Re: Technical question: subroutine ou submethod?
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2003 11:18:35 +0200

At 12:06 AM +0200 13/09/03, Reinforced Darkness wrote:
>consider this script:
>//
>get my compute(this_data)
>on compute(this_data)
>-- anything on this data
>return the_result
>end compute
>//
>
>this one:
>//
>tell me to compute this_data
>to compute this_data
>-- anything on this data
>return the_result
>end to compute
>//
>
>both produce the same task, what's the best to use for speed, memory use...

I don't know for speed nor memory use, but I can tell you for AppleScript syntax: the best is the first one. The second one won't compile I'm afraid.

Emmanuel
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