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Call a procedure like a method syntax
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21/04/2009 17:33:27
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01395833
Message ID:
01395851
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108
It mostly comes down to personal preferences unless you need a return value which only UDF call can return. I prefer to use UDF calls. See Difference between FUNCTION and PROCEDURE statements for more info.

>I have several procedures in a .prg file that I call in various places in my form methods. And, I have "Set Procedure to WhatEver additive" in my app startup routine.
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>So, when I want to use one of the procedures from a form or class method, I usually do something like this:
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>Do SomeProcedure with lcSomeCharString1, lcSomeCharString, llSomeBoolValue
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>I like the look of my code better if I do this:
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>SomeProcedure(lcSomeCharString1, lcSomeCharString, llSomeBoolValue)
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>It seems to work either way, so, are there any pros or cons to one way over another?
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--sb--
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