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Returning multiple variables in SKILL function

RFStuff

 Dear All,

I want to a skill function that can return multiple values.

Like: (a,b)=skillfunction(x,y,z....)

Could anybody please tell how it can be done.

Kind Regards,

 

         

 

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  • B Bruekers
    Hi Andrew,

    I've been using the destructuringBind function and I've noticed that SKILL Lint does not understand the destructuringBind function correctly?
    code:
    bbox = list( '(0 0) '(1 2))
    area= destructuringBind(((llx lly) (urx ury)) bbox (urx-llx)*(ury-lly))

    First it complains that the llx, lly, urx and ury are defined globally. So after putting then in the let() I get the following errors:

    ERROR (CHK3): C:/Cadence/skill/test.il, line 455 (test) : Bad argument ( must be a symbol) : (llx lly)
    ERROR (CHK3): C:/Cadence/skill/test.il, line 455 (test) : Bad argument ( must be a symbol) : (urx ury)

    Do you have any idea if SKILL Lint is correct in these cases? Or should I just ignore this error?

    Thanks
    Bram
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  • B Bruekers
    Hi Andrew,

    I've been using the destructuringBind function and I've noticed that SKILL Lint does not understand the destructuringBind function correctly?
    code:
    bbox = list( '(0 0) '(1 2))
    area= destructuringBind(((llx lly) (urx ury)) bbox (urx-llx)*(ury-lly))

    First it complains that the llx, lly, urx and ury are defined globally. So after putting then in the let() I get the following errors:

    ERROR (CHK3): C:/Cadence/skill/test.il, line 455 (test) : Bad argument ( must be a symbol) : (llx lly)
    ERROR (CHK3): C:/Cadence/skill/test.il, line 455 (test) : Bad argument ( must be a symbol) : (urx ury)

    Do you have any idea if SKILL Lint is correct in these cases? Or should I just ignore this error?

    Thanks
    Bram
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