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Function Header
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Some programming languages require functions to be declared at the beginning of a program. This is the case with Pascal and C++.
Function Header section uses the text generated from the Parameter section. It is also used by Function section.
| C++ Example | ||
| [Function Header] | ||
| Text | = {type} {name}({parameters}); | | return |
| = void {name}({parameters}); | | ~return | |
Text Key
The text key is used to generate the syntax of the Function Statement.
| Fields | Contents |
| {Type} | The return type of the function |
| {Name} | The name of the function. |
| {Parameters} | The text created by the [Parameter] section. |
| {Return} | The name of the return variable. |
| Flags | When True |
| declare | The function has declared variables. This is useful if the target programming language requires a [Variable Header] (e.g. Pascal) |
| parameters | The function has 1 or more parameters. |
| return | The function returns a value. |