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Call command - William - 16-10-2008 Why is it better to skip the call command when calling a sub? Re: Call command - Rezeyu - 16-10-2008 I didn't think it was, I thought it was just.. something you could do. I dislike it usually, it's harder for me to read organization wise. Re: Call command - GIAKEN - 16-10-2008 It makes the code look cleaner. I prefer to not use call. Re: Call command - William - 16-10-2008 I think there is another reason why call doesnt need to be used than it looks cleaner. Re: Call command - GIAKEN - 16-10-2008 I'll try out a speed test. Re: Call command - Dragoons Master - 17-10-2008 I always use it. It's just better to look at it, since all other languages use the ( ) to call a function, I hate this thing about vb6. Calling a function w/out ( ) ??? WTH xD Re: Call command - grimsk8ter11 - 19-10-2008 If im nto mistaken, subs need Call and functions its optional? EDIT: I was wrong, apparently si compeltely optional for everything Only benefit i see is ease of use, call requires you use () to encase arguments, without ti you just type through, it only really saves you the call command and 2 characters, since you still need to space between sub or func name and the first arg. so its just preference, they come out the same in the compiler end. |