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procedure example_1 | procedure example_1 | ||
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dialog box [has return statement] | dialog box [has return statement] | ||
return | return | ||
//already exited function | //already exited function | ||
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endproc | endproc | ||
procedure example_2 | procedure example_2 | ||
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dialog box [has no return statement] | dialog box [has no return statement] | ||
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endproc | endproc | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 29 April 2009
Class
Applications
Purpose
Return from a procedure or program
Syntax
ENDPROC
See Also
LINK, PROCEDURE, RETURN, SET COMPATIBLE
Description
The ENDPROC statement closes the active program file, releases memory variables and arrays defined as private, and passes control back to the calling program assuming no RETURN statement has already been called.
If the procedure is exited using the ENDPROC command or other implicit RETURN, the procedure will have a return value of .T. (true). The command SET COMPATIBLE TO VFP must be in effect to ensure Visual FoxPro compatibility.
Example
procedure example_1 dialog box [has return statement] return //already exited function endproc procedure example_2 dialog box [has no return statement] endproc
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
