<cfbreak> for a recursive function?

[pitz77]

will <cfbreak> work when I want to do the equivalent of ASP's "Exit Function"?

 

[NorthStarDA]

i dont know ASP, but I would look at CFABORT too.


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[webmigit]

You'd really have to post the function code..

CFBREAK works for loops.. so maybe it'd work for you but maybe not..

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[pitz77]

Um, ok. <cfabort> will actually abort processing any further code. That's not what I want it to do.

As for the function...

<cffunction name="foo">
  <return = "foofoo">
  <cfif A=B>
    <cfreturn return>
    break here and do not process any further code in THIS function.  Continue processing outside of the function.
  <cfelse>
    ...code
  </cfif>
  .... lots of other code
  <cfreturn return>
</cffunction>

 

[SidianConsulting]

cfreturn WILL return from the function and continue processing code thereafter, so you don't need anything after that tag. The docs do say, however, that you can only have one cfreturn tag per function.

-Tek