Exit Sub vs. GoTo ProcExit: - Am I just being old-fashioned?

[bjm1335]

I was taught a LONG time ago (before most of you were born, I'm sure) that there should be one entry point and one exit point to a proc/pgm/whatever. Being new to VB, I started using the the following "template" which is similar to what I've used in other languages:

Private Sub xxx_GotFocus()
On Error GoTo ErrRtn:

If Not blnEditRec And Not blnNewRec then GoTo ProcExit:
.
.
ProcExit:
Exit Sub

ErrRtn:
Call DisplayErrMsg(xxx, yy, zzz)
Resume ProcExit:
End Sub

Do you guys feel it's an OK practice to use:

"If Not blnEditRec And Not blnNewRec Then Exit Sub"

in place of the GoTo ProcExit:?

I actually just started implementing a CallStack which
REQUIRES I have 1 entry/exit in order to properly maintain the stack, but I just wondered in general about the process.

Any and all comments welcome.

 

[GlynA]

Have a look at

http://www.geocities.com/keith_dimmock/kdaddin2.html

for an add-in which will insert all the basic error handling code you need.

Glyn.