Used to return from a Call to the calling program or to return from a GoSub :label.
Return
(dependent) Depends on use, see below.
(dependent) the Return command can return a value, by specifying a value (or an expression that evaluates to a value) after the "Return" keyword.
The Return statement returns to the statement following the most recently executed Call, GoSub or UDF. If there is no matching Call, GoSub or UDF, a Return is assumed."
The Return command can return a value, by specifying a value (or an expression that evaluates to a value) after the "Return" keyword. The value or expression may optionally be enclosed in parentheses. This feature can be used with the Call command, and with the new user-defined functions . It does not affect the Gosub command.
Examples:
Return
Return (10)
Return "Okay"
Return myvariable * 10
Return (ItemCount(list, @TAB))
A script run with the Call command can now return a value by using a Return command with a value (see above). If a Return command without a value is used, or the called script does not contain a Return command, the called script will return 0.
result = Call("other.wbt", "")
Example:
Display(2, "End of subroutine", "Returning to MAIN.WBT")
Return