Instance of the object bypass Instruction Program

Tag: Object Path command

A program is compiled using the object channel command:

Outside the object, the rear channel Directive 1 {maifgn ()()

{

[Dgdfg]-> [$ jjjj = 0];

[Jjjj]-> [jjjj = jjjjj + 1];

<[Jjjj = 5]> <-> [dgdfg]-> [subfunction 2 (0) (TTT)];

[TTT] [jjjj = 5]-> [gdfg2 = TTT, end, display result];

}

Subfunction 2 (yy) (TTT)

{

[YY]-> [yy = YY + 1];

[Yy = 3]-> [Display Results] <YY>;

}

} The result is as follows:

Outside the object, the rear channel Directive 1 {maifgn ()()

{

[Dgdfg]-> [$ jjjj = 0];

[Jjjj]-> [jjjj = jjjjj + 1];

<[Jjjj = 5]> <-> [dgdfg]-> [subfunction 2 (0) (TTT)];

[TTT] [jjjj = 5]-> [gdfg2 = TTT, end, display result];

}

Subfunction 2 (yy) (TTT)

{

[YY]-> [yy = YY + 1];

[Yy = 8]-> [Display Results] <YY>;

}

} The result is as follows:

The differences between the two programs are as follows:

In subfunction 2 (yy) (TTT), The YY Value of "[yy = 8]-> [display result] <YY>" is 3 and 8.

When it is 3: subfunction 2 outputs the return value first;

When the value is 8, the OSS command has paused the running of sub-function 2, and sub-function 2 is sleeping.

Instance of the object bypass Instruction Program