Re: subscript out of range
"Karl E. Peterson" <karl@xxxxxxxx> wrote
> Isn't life funny sometimes? I needed to do this just today. Simple case. VB6
> function that returns an array. Usually. Unless the input is invalid. Well, I
> can't test Ubound() on the return.
Why not?
If a function is going to return an array, then shouldn't it be designed to
return an array in all cases?
LFS
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