return

Return from execute or exit script.

anyRequired

The return value.

Properties

No specific parameters. The value can be set to any type.

Variables

Set by the method:

return_value:(out) Optional return value.

Examples

Return with optional value

1 version: 1.0.0
2 sections:
3   main:
4     - return: 1

Return with multiple values

1 version: 1.0.0
2 sections:
3   main:
4     - execute:
5         dest: fn_that_returns
6     - play:
7         url: 'say: returned ${return_value[0].a}'
8   fn_that_returns:
9     - return:
10         - a: 1
11         - b: 2

using the `on_return` parameter

1 version: 1.0.0
2 sections:
3   main:
4     - execute:
5         dest: fn_that_returns
6         on_return:
7           - play:
8               url: 'say: returned ${return_value}'
9   fn_that_returns:
10     - return: hello

Return with no value

1 version: 1.0.0
2 sections:
3   main:
4     - return: {}

Additional examples are available in the introduction.

1	version: 1.0.0
2	sections:
3	main:
4	- execute:
5	dest: fn_that_returns
6	- play:
7	url: 'say: returned ${return_value[0].a}'
8	fn_that_returns:
9	- return:
10	- a: 1
11	- b: 2

return

Properties

Variables

Examples

Return with optional value

Return with multiple values

using the on_return parameter

Return with no value

return

Properties

Variables

Examples

Return with optional value

Return with multiple values

using the on_return parameter

Return with no value

using the `on_return` parameter

using the `on_return` parameter