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This command syntax only works in OFP. In Arma, the call command can only be passed code data type, not string data type.
To change a string data type to a code data type, use the [[compile]] command. Example:
<pre>
_function = loadfile "myfunc.sqf";
call compile _function;
</pre>
See the [[call_code]] article for more details.
--[[User:General Barron|General Barron]] 09:12, 16 January 2009 (CET)


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Revision as of 10:12, 16 January 2009

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Description

Description:
Executes the function string. Argument(s) (if any) are passed as _this. (Arguments are passed in an array)
Groups:
Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:
Argument(s) call "function string"
Parameters:
Argument(s): Any Value - Optional. Argument that is passed to the function in the "_this" variable.
function string: String - A function body provided directly 'inline' or the String returned from the commands loadFile or preprocessFile.
Return Value:
Any Value - The last value given in the function is returned. See the topic Function for more information.

Examples

Example 1:
Operation Flashpoint syntax: _fAdd = loadFile "add.sqf" [1,2] call _fAdd Armed Assault syntax: _fAdd = compile loadFile "add.sqf" _result = [1,2] call _fAdd

Additional Information

See also:
call codespawn functionspawn codecompilepreprocessFile

Notes

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Notes

This command syntax only works in OFP. In Arma, the call command can only be passed code data type, not string data type. To change a string data type to a code data type, use the compile command. Example:
_function = loadfile "myfunc.sqf";
call compile _function;

See the call_code article for more details. --General Barron 09:12, 16 January 2009 (CET)

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