How to create functions without them actually executing from the declaration?

[FadetoGrey]

So I put what function I want at the top of my code, but it always does what the function says to do, but I only want it to execute when I call the function. How can I make it do this?

[Skruge]

  FadetoGrey said:

So I put what function I want at the top of my code, but it always does what the function says to do, but I only want it to execute when I call the function. How can I make it do this?

Declaring a function alone does not call the function when your script runs, unless you named the function OnAutoItStart/OnAutoItExit.

If it's being called, there has to be a line in your code or an include that is calling it.

[ResNullius]

  Skruge said:

If it's being called, there has to be a line in your code or an include that is calling it.

@FadetoGrey

Are you using an #include statement for the file that has your function in it?

Most likely cause is that you have code in the included file that's launching right away.