Re: Is it possible to end the outermost function from an inner function?

Response to Erwin Moller
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Maybe have a look at try/catch.
Make sure an exception/error occurs when the check fails.
Maybe throw it yourself:
throw new Exception("Horriblecode found a problem");

When you don't catch the exception, all was fine.

Neat idea for sure, but I'm afraid that would introduce a fair
amount of overhead -- not something I want to do as a first
impression.

I would like to ask though, how would a single try-catch in a
function call be leveraged to cease an outermost function?

I can visualize it as code placed within each function that I need
to verify the data of, but not as a single function instance with
only calls to said function (in each bad function). I hope that
made sense.

Thanks for the input!

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