Little Probelem - Quick Question

[mcfr1es 0]

in a certain part of my script, I have a function that is set up like so:

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Func Blah

For ----
For ----

   If BlahBlahBlah Then
      If BlahBlahBlah Then
         If BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Endif
      Endif
    ENdif

   If BlahBlahBlah Then
      If BlahBlahBlah Then
         If BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Endif
      Endif
    ENdif

   If BlahBlahBlah Then
      If BlahBlahBlah Then
         If BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Elseif BlahBlahBlah Then
             xxxxxxxxxxxxx
         Endif
      Endif
    ENdif

Next---
Next---

EndFunc

I want to break out of the function if one of the "xxxxxxxxxxx" parts are reached..

I know that exitloop only breaks out of do/for/while loops

I tried to use ExitLoop 2 but I dont believe it works... Am I correct on this matter (that ExitLoop 2 doesnt work) and if so what else can I use? to break out of the function

Note: I know that I can combine my first two "if" statements in each group but i choose to not do so for legibility purposes

Edited September 6, 2004 by mcfr1es

[Valik 478]

Wouldn't it be 3 loops you need to exit out of? 1 While and 2 For loops. You can always use Return if you want to just leave the function immediately.

[mcfr1es 0]

Mistake on my part, there is no while in my script.... changing first post now

and ill use return, strangely i havent used it before:

would I use it like this -> return or return()

Edited September 6, 2004 by mcfr1es

[SlimShady 1]

FYI, it's:

return

[Valik 478]

Actually, any of the following are valid:

Return

Return value

Return(value)