>Good evening,
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>I have some form methods that don't return anything (actually they probably return .T. by default, but it does not matter). The way I call a method like this is as following:
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>=thisform.mymethod()
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>Is anything wrong with the above syntax?
I don't see any problem with that.
When calling a method, if you need a return value, then store it to a variable. Otherwise, there is no reason to ask for a return value. And I don't see any reason, either, to specify a return value when none is needed.
Some methods that don't return a value MIGHT be changed to return a value, for example, to indicate success or failure. But that should be done only when it is needed, not because every method has to have a return value - which it doesn't.
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