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procedure example_1 | procedure example_1 | ||
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| − | // Returns here <--------------- | + | // Returns here <--------------- |
return | return | ||
procedure example_2 | procedure example_2 | ||
| − | do example_3 | + | do example_3 |
return | return | ||
procedure example_3 | procedure example_3 | ||
| − | if .T. | + | if .T. |
| − | return to master //------------^ | + | return to master //------------^ |
| − | endif | + | endif |
return | return | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 26 May 2009
Contents
Class
Applications
Purpose
Return from a procedure, function, or program
Syntax
RETURN [TO MASTER] [<exp>]
See Also
FUNCTION, ON ERROR, ON ESCAPE, ON KEY, PROCEDURE, RETRY, SET PROCEDURE
Description
The RETURN statement closes the active program file, releases memory variables and arrays defined as private, and passes control back to the calling program. The RETURN statement is also used to denote the end of a procedure definition.
TO MASTER
If the TO MASTER is specified, then control is passed back to the highest level calling procedure.
<exp>
If the optional <exp> is specified, it will be returned to the calling program if the procedure or function was called as a User Defined Function.
Example
procedure example_1 do example_2 // Returns here <--------------- return procedure example_2 do example_3 return procedure example_3 if .T. return to master //------------^ endif return do example_1
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
