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Hi,

I'd like to know how to put a function within a function - or any other method of doing this...!

I'm trying to make a script compatible for both WinXP and W2k.

The reason they differ, is because of a registry setting depending on the OS version.

So what I'd like to do is this:

If @OSVersion = 'WIN_2000' then
   _Win2k()
elseif @OSVersion = 'WIN_XP' then
   _Win_XP()
endif


FUNC _Win2k()
   msgbox (0, "", "Win2k" ) ;instead of msgbox, Several other functions goes here!
Endfunc ;;; Win2k

FUNC _Win_XP()
   msgbox (0, "", "WinXP" ) ;instead of msgbox, Several other functions goes here!
EndFunc ;;; WinXP

Can anyone guide me in the right direction here?

And to those of you who wasn't figured it out - I'm no programmer...!!! :D

..t.k.

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Aye, more examples of func in a func.

If @OSVersion = 'WIN_2000' then
  _Win2k()
elseif @OSVersion = 'WIN_XP' then
  _Win_XP()
endif


FUNC _Win2k()
tip()
  msgbox (0, "", "Win2k" );instead of msgbox, Several other functions goes here!
Endfunc;;; Win2k

FUNC _Win_XP()
tip()
  msgbox (0, "", "WinXP" );instead of msgbox, Several other functions goes here!
EndFunc;;; WinXP

func tip()
tooltip("Please click the OK button",@desktopwidth/2-60,@desktopheight/2-60)
endfunc

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The only thing you can't do is define a function within another function. Outside of this limitation you can craete as many user defined functions as you need, and use them in any script where they are defined.

[font="Optima"]"Standing in the rain, twisted and insane, we are holding onto nothing.Feeling every breath, holding no regrets, we're still looking out for something."[/font]Note: my projects are off-line until I can spend more time to make them compatable with syntax changes.

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Thanks, pek!

I realize I've explained my problem a bit poorly.

Define a function within another function is excactly what I tried to do.

Anyway, when that's not possible - what do I do to get around that??

..t.k.

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Whoops!

Didn't read scriptKitty and SlimShady's answers thoroughly enough.

Sorry, I'll stop nagging you for now and do some more testing.

Then I'll nag you some more after that....!! :D

..t.k.

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