01-22-2011
Hi.
Functions only "return" integers ("return codes") (and those are only represented in 8-bits). And
return is not a variable.
Variables aren't "typed". They all contain strings. You can notionally alter this behaviour using
typeset, but that would only affect what you could assign to that variable, or how it is represented.
It's common to assign the "return string" to a variable within the function before the function terminates.
I never use C-shell. so please post the "function" so we can have a look
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