EXIT

EXIT [FOR|LOOP|SUB|FUNC]

Exits a multi line function definition, a loop, or a subprogram. By default (if no parameter is specified) exits from last command block (loop, for-loop or routine).

FOR - Exit from the last FOR-NEXT loop
LOOP - Exit from the last WHILE-WEND or REPEAT-UNTIL loop
SUB - Return from the current routine
FUNC - Return from the current function

Example 1: for

for i = 1 to 100
    print i
    exit for
next

' Output: 1

Example 2: while

while(i)
    i++
    print i
    exit loop
wend

' Output: 1

Example 3: sub

sub MySub(a)
    exit sub
    print a
end

MySub(10)  ' No output, because print in MySub will not be reached

Example 4: func

func MyFunc(a)
    exit func
    return a + 10
end

print MyFunc(10)  ' Output: 0, because return command in MyFunc will not be reached

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EXIT

Example 1: for

Example 2: while

Example 3: sub

Example 4: func