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I'd like a subroutine/function to have memory, such that it keeps track of the number of times it has been called. The count can be passed back to the parent subroutine.
Here is roughtly what I would like to do(pseudo-code): Public Function memory() as integer count++ count = memory End Sub Sub main() current_count = memory() ; current_count = 1 current_count = memory() ; current_count = 2 current_count = memory() ; current_count = 3 End Sub Can it be done? |
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