| From: | Elliott Olson |
| Date: | 6 Jan 2000 at 00:07:49 |
| Subject: | Re: EXIT |
Hello,
On 04-Jan-00, Steve wrote:
> From: Steve Bowie <lightwrx@interlog.com>
>
> At 06:01 PM 1/4/00 Zone, you wrote:
>
>> Exactly, Steve. Actually, almost all of my programs have two EXITs - one
> where
>> I expect to leave (my closing func) and one after all the main CALLs of
>> the starting funcs (to stop any run-on).
>
> I try to limit it to one, and have all functions return to the main body
> of the script, eventually ending at that single Exit ... but I confess
> that sometimes when in a hurry I'll end error traps with an Exit. Kind of
> messy, but what the heck. Like many, my entire education in programming
> consists of reading the original C= manual balanced carefully on the edge
> of the bathtub next to a beer! What do you expect ;)
And mine is from BASIC in high school nearly 20 years ago, a little reading
(no practice) in a couple C books, and some Rebol (no complete docs yet).
Elliott
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