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

Response to "C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)"
<colin.mckinnon@xxxxxxxxx>:

<snip>

Certainly, the right way to do it is by returning an appropriate
value (or returning and setting and setting a pass-by-reference
parameter). You can have multiple return statements in a
function.

Would mind giving me an example? I'm having a difficult time
understanding what you mean.

Thank you!

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