| 3860 | 🙂 | General | I believe this idea would be very helpful but don't have the exact vocabulary to state what I want so please bare with me as I describe it. When making a subroutine, I would LOVE to be able to use it as a custom switch (fork) for the program. But currently it seems the only way to do that is to return a value and then (back in the main routine calling it) compare that returned value and fork from there. It would be great if subroutines could simply ADD output branches. I imagine a similar interface to adding parameters (click a plus button, give it a name) and then we just need a built in operation to call that basically just says "exit the subroutine to the specified branch".
The big trade off for the "ease" of drag and drop programming is that you end up with larger/messier/harder-to-read code, and this would be very helpful in that regard as you could have a subroutine do your branching/decision-making.
Thanks for your consideration! | | 2024-01-14 15:29:12 |