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msg:4351297 | 2:01 am on Aug 14, 2011 (gmt 0) | I have a randomizing function with two outcomes: currently, it returns one of two numbers, which are used as bases for other functions: function Ran() { var c = Math.random() if (c < 0.5) return 2; else return 3; } For each outcome, what would be the syntax for returning a function as well as a number, eg: function doA() {...} function doB() {...} // should these be oustide or inside Ran() ? function Ran() { var c = Math.random() if (c < 0.5) return 2; doA(); else return 3; doB(); // use semi-colon after returns ? }
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msg:4351353 | 9:25 am on Aug 14, 2011 (gmt 0) | | returning a function as well as a number |
| Do you actually mean the results of another function? Or an actual other function? Since you show the functions being invoked, I will assume the results are what you want. Return an array where the first item in the array is the number and second item is the result of the function: function Ran() { var c = Math.random(); return (c < 0.5) ? [2, doA()] : [3, doB()]; } |
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msg:4351369 | 10:55 am on Aug 14, 2011 (gmt 0) | OK, thanks: that's what I was looking for
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msg:4351498 | 3:29 am on Aug 15, 2011 (gmt 0) | Ok: now I have three random functions which return a number and a function (the function displays the number, after a randomised delay):
function coinM(){ var c = Math.random(); return (c < 0.5) ? [2, $('#Cm2').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)] : [ 3, $('#Cm3').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)]; } function coinR(){ var c = Math.random(); return (c < 0.5) ? [2, $('#Cr2').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)] : [ 3, $('#Cr3').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)]; } function coinL(){ var c = Math.random(); return (c < 0.5) ? [2, $('#Cl2').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)] : [ 3, $('#Cl3').delay(dl()).animate({opacity:1.0}, 100)]; }
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function showcoins() { clearcoins(); // hide any span with charAt(0)=C setTimeout(function(){ coinM();coinR();coinL(); },1600); } The next step is to extract the numerical output of each 'coin' function, sum them, and depending on the sum, do different things: (switch function with cases 6, 7, 8, and default 9). So… how do you extract the numerical output of the 'coin' functions? var M = coinM() etc, doesn't do it. I can see its the first term out of the array... I'll be experimenting, but hoping for mor ehelp. cheers.
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