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| Scenario: Function in 2 seperate branches of "IF" calls a function returning an integer.
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| Execution of the script is NOT ALWAYS returned to the point calling for a return value.
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| <pre>
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| integer IsTrue( string SomeValue )
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| if( SomeValue == WhatImLookingFor )
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| return TRUE;
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| return FALSE;
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| }
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| </pre>
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| Simple enough ..
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| <pre>
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| SomeOtherFunction( string SomeParameter, integer ANumber )
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| if( ANumber == 1 )
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| if( IsTrue( SomeParameter ) )
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| llSay( 0, "FOO" );
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| }
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| {
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| if( ANumber == 2 )
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| if( IsTrue( SomeParameter ) )
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| llSay( 0, "FUBAR" );
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| }
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| }
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| }
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| </pre>
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| Also fairly clear what should happen... BUT . Suppose ANumber = 2 and IsTrue does indeed return TRUE!! (OMG!)
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| The output of this set of functions seems to never **EVER** say "FUBAR".
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| Given that ANumber = 2 and IsTrue( SomeParameter ) returns TRUE -->> This script will say "FOO" and should not.
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| Any Clues?
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