Leaving a PML File with the RETURN Command
- Last UpdatedOct 21, 2022
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At any point within a PML file a return command will stop further execution of the file and return to the calling PML file, if there is one:
if ( !count EQ 0 ) then
return
endif
For clarity, return can be used as the final line of a PML macro. However, the use of this command is not essential and there will be no error if it is not used.
Note:
This is a different use of return from the command used to set return values of variables.