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From: Jeroen &lt;jverhoeve@hotmail.com&gt;
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Subject: Re: call by reference
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Thanks Bruno,

This solves one of the two problems:
- call by reference

The other one remains:
- how to keep data bundled (I do it by defining my own data type) together and pass it in a time economic way as an argument.

Note: My data type consists of 10 vectors of 30 elements, together with some variables.


The package you suggest can only work with vectors and matrices, while I want to pass my own defined data types by reference.

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