EXIT FUNCTION option

[flyway38]

Hello to all,

Happy new year to all !!!

Is there anyways of use something like this: "Exit Function" to exit immediately a function ?

Thank you.

Kind regards,

Filipe Santos

[vsurducan]

The immediat exit from everything is if-end if. Avoiding loops in fast needed processes is healthy thinking. Each line means processing time.

The second is writting jal code for good hex result, not for short structure...

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[flyway38]

Hi Vasile,

Am thinking of something that many other programming languages have.

"Exit Function" to exit immediately a function without running the rest of it's code.

Thank you anyways.

Cheers,

FS

[vsurducan]

Sorry Felipe, I was thinking of exiting from a loop, there are some options there (repeat and while) which look redundant.

Perhaps you can use a procedure instead of a function and just return from the procedure?

From Jal manual:

RETURN [ expr ]
When executed, the sub program immediately returns. If the sub program is a FUNCTION, expr is
required. If it is a PROCEDURE, expr is forbidden.

About other languages, each time I'm looking at Arduino examples I regret the missing of compatible math representation in Jal. Each time I'm struggling with Arduino IDE, I heavily appreciate Jal. 

I really don't want an IDE where I can't even look at the library's content. You need another editor to see Arduino library files. :)  However, all programmable components in this world have Arduino libraries. Weird.

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