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The default action for a Function is to return to the point from which it was called. However you can use an actual Return statement to return a given value to where it was called from.

For $i = 1 To 11
    MsgBox(0, "Return", $i & " is even number:" & "   " & _ChkMod($i))
    _ChkMod_3($i))
    MsgBox(0, "Return", $i & " is even number:" & "   " & _ChkMod_2($i))
Next

Func _ChkMod($iNum)
  If Mod($iNum, 2) = 0 Then Return True
  Return False
EndFunc

Func _ChkMod_2($iNum)
  Local $bMod = False
  If Mod($iNum, 2) = 0 Then $bMod = True
  Return $bMod
EndFunc

Func _ChkMod_3($iNum)
  If $iNum <= 10 Then Return
  MsgBox(0, "", "Goodbye")
  Exit
EndFunc

Edit: Added more functions to show different methods for exiting functions. In this case, when it gets to 11 only the first Value will be displayed

Edited by GEOSoft

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Is there a 'function exit' command in Autoit?

I only see "Exit" and "Exitloop"

no exit function or exit sub type command.

Terry

AutoIT conforms to most other languages (c/java) in this area with the exception of break. There is never a need for a exit function command, you either return a value (which ends the function) or it ends normal when EndFunc is reached.

Edit: just saw George's post. He provides a good example

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I should have added this one too that shows a function working with no explicit return, which is not required because we are operating on a global variable. It should run for ~30 seconds and then exit.

Global $iVal = 0

While 1
    If Mod(@SEC, 5) = 0 Then _SetVal()
    MsgBox(0, "Result", $iVal, 3)
    If $iVal >= 6 Then ExitLoop
WEnd

Func _SetVal()
    $iVal += 1
EndFunc

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