Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

passed by reference

German translation:

als Verweis übergeben

Added to glossary by Daiana Heinrich
May 20, 2008 12:10
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English term

passed by reference

English to German Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks server, router
The document submitted, ***passed by reference*** so that within your custom router you can make changes to the document contents, such as adding additional labels.
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The final destination of the submitted document, ***passed by reference*** so that, for example, a custom router can redirect the document based on specific business logic to another destination as the one defined in the Records Center by the records manager.

Irgendwie scheint mir hier in den Sätzen was zu fehlen?
Change log

May 20, 2008 12:54: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "passed by reference (bzw. Satz)" to "passed by reference"

Jun 1, 2008 15:20: Daiana Heinrich Created KOG entry

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als Verweis übergeben

ByRef legt fest, dass das Argument *als Verweis übergeben wird*, d. h. die Adresse eines Arguments wird an eine Prozedur oder Funktion anstelle des Werts übergeben
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can't help with the German ....

In Pascal, a computer language from N. Wirth from the early 70s, there were two ways you could get a variable into a function, you could pass it by reference or you could pass it by value. "By value" meant that you made a complete copy of the variable and sent that copy to the function so that the original was untouched. "By reference" meant that you passed a pointer (a location indicator, an address) to the function which then proceeded to work on the original variable itself.

In your case, it sounds like they are passing a pointer out to the recipients so that they can make changes directly to the original document.

If you can find some info about Pascal by Niklaus Wirth in German, you may find your exact phrase.

Good luck.
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agree Daiana Heinrich : yes, that's right. and not only for the good old Pascal....
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