use eval like this.

lcSCCText = Home(1) + 'SCCTextX(lcFile)'
?eval(lcSCCText) 

>I need to dynamically resolve the name.
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>I look for the new SCCTextX.prg from VFPx first, and if it's present I use it, and if not, I default to original SCCText.prg
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>lcSCCText = Home(1) + 'SCCTextX.prg' && Look for the enhanced one from VFPx.
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>If !File(lcSCCText)
>	lcSCCText = Home(1) + 'SCCText.prg' && Use the original one that shipped with VFP
>EndIf
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>lcFile = 'C:\MyCode\MyForm.scx'
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>lnReturn = &lcSCCText(lcFile)
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>So, it gives an error on the line:
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>lnReturn = &lcSCCText(lcFile)
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>>What more do you need?
>>
>>>I'm working with the SCCText.prg that ships with FoxPro. It is nothing more than PRG.
>>>
>>>However, it inidcates that it returns a value.
>>>
>>>I assumed there was a way to call it so that you could capture that value.
>>>
>>>Kind of silly of VFP to ship with code that cannot even be used as advertised.
>>>
>>>
>>>.
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>>>>Only a function call can return a value. See http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/difference-between-function-and-procedure-statements
>>>>

>>>>lnReturn = Blah('SomeString'  )
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>>I have a prg that receives parameters and returns a value. It does not have "Procedure" line at the top, it's just code in a prg.
>>>>>
>>>>>The last line of the file returns a value with RETURN lnReturn
>>>>>
>>>>>So, how do you call a PRG in a way that you can capture the return value?
>>>>>
>>>>>I've tried stuff like:
>>>>>

>>>>>Do Blah.prg with 'SomeString' to lnReturn
>>>>>

>>>>>
>>>>>and other goofy attempts, but none have worked.
>>>>>
>>>>>What to do?