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If I have a procedure which I call recursively. Is there a way I can say
exit all the way out completely. I know I could put logic and pass flags up through the parameters etc. but just wondered if I could do this another way e.g a simple example Sub Main () Hello (1) End Sub Sub Hello (x as Integer) MsgBox x if x < 10 then Hello(x+1) else <some more processing end if end sub It's a bit hard to explain cos the above is simple and what I am trying to do is more complicated, but when the recursion reaches the end, I'd like all the levels of Hello to unravel with no more execution taking place -- Mike |
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