J Jeroen CEuppens Feb 26, 2004 #1 If I want to exit the function where i'm in, could i use exit()? grtz JC
B Boris Nienke Feb 26, 2004 #2 If I want to exit the function where i'm in, could i use exit()? Click to expand... just use: return; (and if it is a function with result you should use a proper return value so that the calling function can recognize it... if you need this) Boris
If I want to exit the function where i'm in, could i use exit()? Click to expand... just use: return; (and if it is a function with result you should use a proper return value so that the calling function can recognize it... if you need this) Boris
J Jon Skeet [C# MVP] Feb 26, 2004 #3 Jeroen CEuppens said: If I want to exit the function where i'm in, could i use exit()? Click to expand... Nope, just return; (in C#, at least).
Jeroen CEuppens said: If I want to exit the function where i'm in, could i use exit()? Click to expand... Nope, just return; (in C#, at least).
Z Zanna Feb 28, 2004 #5 Felipe T. said: Exit Function in VB Click to expand... Return in VB too. Exit Function is a little obsolete.
Felipe T. said: Exit Function in VB Click to expand... Return in VB too. Exit Function is a little obsolete.