Does this work?(is a return question)

[CaptDeath]

function Example takes nothing returns string
local string XD
set XD = "this works right?"
return XD
endfunction

function whocares takes nothing returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(Example())
endfunction

 

[Romek]

Yes, it works.
How about testing it yourself in the future?

Also, you can initialize locals when declaring them.

 

[WolfieeifloW]

Set the string in the initialization, saves a line:

function Example takes nothing returns string
    local string XD = "This works right?"
    return XD
endfunction

function whocares takes nothing returns nothing
    call BJDebugMsg(Example())
endfunction

And yes, it works.

 

[Romek]

function Example takes nothing returns string
    local string XD = "This works right?"
    return XD
endfunction

Could even be:

function Example takes nothing returns string
    return "This works right?"
endfunction

Or, the entire thing could be put into the whocares function. Though I think he's doing this to learn, not to make super-efficient code.

 

[CaptDeath]

cause its not to incrediably complicated all i wanted to know is if i got returns down
now i need help with takes but ill just ask wolfie on MSN

 

[AceHart]

> saves a line

To save one more:
return "this is a string"


Then again, once you're there, might as well forget the function
I guess though the expected problem comes from the destroyed local.
You did test this though, right?

 

[WolfieeifloW]

Yeah, he's doing it to learn.
And thought about just returning the string after I posted .