Reputation: 2068
I defined a struct like this :
public struct Averages
{
public decimal Sell_GoldOunce = 0;
public decimal Buy_GoldOunce = 0;
public decimal Sell_SilverOunce = 0;
public decimal Buy_SilverOunce = 0;
public int Sell_Mazene = 0;
public int Buy_Mazene = 0;
public int Sell_Gram_18 = 0;
public int Buy_Gram_18 = 0;
public int Sell_Gram_24 = 0;
public int Buy_Gram_24 = 0;
};
Now i Want to Use it in my Function And Then RETURN IT
public (?) AssignValues()// I WANT TO KNOW WHAT SHOULD I PUT INSTITE OF (?)
{
Averages GoldValues;
GoldValues.Sell_GoldOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_GoldOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_SilverOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_SilverOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Mazene = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Mazene = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Gram_24 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Gram_24 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Gram_18 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Gram_18 = somevalue;
return GoldValues;
}
as i said i want to know what kind i should define my function to can return struct
Upvotes: 3
Views: 31790
Reputation: 482
Add the name of your struct:
public Averages AssignValues()
{
Averages GoldValues = new Averages();
GoldValues.Sell_GoldOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_GoldOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_SilverOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_SilverOunce = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Mazene = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Mazene = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Gram_24 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Gram_24 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Sell_Gram_18 = somevalue;
GoldValues.Buy_Gram_18 = somevalue;
return GoldValues;
}
Upvotes: 9
Reputation: 23087
public Averages AssignValues()
write it, you can return Structs just like classes, but remember that fields in structs are initalized with default values, so your definition of struct should be:
public struct Averages
{
public decimal Sell_GoldOunce;
public decimal Buy_GoldOunce;
public decimal Sell_SilverOunce;
public decimal Buy_SilverOunce;
public int Sell_Mazene;
public int Buy_Mazene;
public int Sell_Gram_18;
public int Buy_Gram_18;
public int Sell_Gram_24;
public int Buy_Gram_24;
};
So when you write Avereges a = new Avereges()
-> a.Buy_Gram_24
will be 0 because thats int's default value.
Upvotes: 8