>Hi
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>if you are using with endwith should you never jump out of the middle.
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>ie
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>WITH
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>return
>ENDWITH
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>I can see it looks like a bad thing to do but whats the actual impact.
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>Thanks
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>Nick Mason
Pablo points out to the fact that your function is better organized if you have a single exit point. Your function may need setup / cleanup code, and it can become quite messy if you exit anywhere in the function.
Apart from that, I don't see a serious problem with the use of WITH you propose: I just consider it as a shortcut, for adding the specified object to the left of any expression that starts with a point. (It is also recommended for performance.)
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