[Czudak]

Hi.

I'm failing to understand what return; (without any determined argument) is used for in the void function. Does it return the last used value (TRUE/FALSE or 0/1) in the function's chain or is it a return for a return's sake, so the function could fire up, or what?

If anyone could clarify, I would appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

[NicoDE]

Since a void function does not return a value, return just leaves the current function (without executing the code that follows) and returns control to the caller.

[Czudak]

Since a void function does not return a value, return just leaves the current function (without executing the code that follows) and returns control to the caller.

Now that explains a lot of things since I wondered why the rest of a function wasn't executed in several of those Gothic's AI spell scripts. Thanks!