Explicit Function return (RESOLVED)

Hello everybody

I have this very simple question. Suppose the following function :

Code:

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Function ABC As Boolean
Do While <condition>
   
    If <condition> Then
     
        <statements>
        On Error GoTo ErrorHandler

        <other_statements>
        ABC = True  ' Correct master password
        Return                      ' Return
    End If
   
    GoTo ShuntErrorHandler
   
ErrorHandler:
    MsgBox "ERROR!ï", vbCritical
    If Err.Number Then
      Resume ShuntErrorHandler
    End If
ShuntBadErrorHandler:
   
  Loop
End Function

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In this code, I just want the function to return a value and give control back to the calling procedure-function. But this does not occur! How do I tell the function to exit. Does the assignment of the function value need to be the last statement of the function?

thx, in advance

George Papadopoulos

VB Code:

Exit Function

That should do it.

Phreak

Something like this:


Function ABC As Boolean
Do While <condition>
ABC = False
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
If <condition> Then
<statements>
<other_statements>
ABC = True ' Correct master password
Exit Function ' Return
End If
Loop
exit function
ErrorHandler:
MsgBox "ERROR!ï", vbCritical
If Err.Number Then
Resume ShuntErrorHandler
End If
End Function

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VB Code:

Function ABC As Boolean
Do While <condition>     
     ABC = False
     On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
       If <condition> Then       
        <statements> 
        <other_statements>
        ABC = True  ' Correct master password
        Exit Function                     ' Return
     End If
     Loop  
     exit function  
ErrorHandler:
     MsgBox "ERROR!ï", vbCritical
     If Err.Number Then
       Resume ShuntErrorHandler
     End If    
End Function

ok. that was it. I just wasn`t aware of the statement. I was more on the grounds of the Return statement in C.

thx, for the help!