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IUA Programming - how to pass an entity as an argumentHelpful Member! 

jimhunt (Specifier/Regulator)
9 Nov 02 5:24
Just starting programming in IUA and finding my way round pretty well but stuck on one basic concept -

If for example I use the Search function in my program I get
the result in a geometric variable. Then I want to pass it as an argument to a subprogram but the subprogram wants an integer address.

Is there a standard way to translate to and fro between them?

An example code fragment would be great.
Helpful Member!  czins (Aeronautics)
12 Nov 02 1:44
Hello,

you have to pass your geometrical argument as an integer.

IUA:
PTD  JPTD1

LOAD XXX JTPD1

FORTRAN:
SUBROUTINE XXX (JPTD1)

INTEGER*4 JPTD1

Regards
Stefan

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