Exit a Standalone JS app

[Navitas]

Hi,

Is there a Javascript alternative to 'application.exit()'??

I have a standalone javascript application that invokes local dll's to interact with another application's API suite -(no interaction with a web browser at all in this instance).

I have created a simple JS file but want to stop execution at a certain point if conditions are not met. I cannot find any way of doing this other nesting the code in 'if' statements so that it naturally flows to the end of the file without invoking any further commands.

I'm looking for an End/Stop/Exit command that will just stop the JS file from executing any further code and simply exit? Does this exist???

Cheers
Darren

 

[mbrooks]

function test() {
    return;
}

M. Brooks

http://mbrooks.info

 

[Navitas]

Thanks for the response - but I don't have anything to return to - I just want the code to stop executing.

I know I could wrap it all up in functions and 'if' statements to check the result of the function etc, but I was just wondering if there was any way just to 'exit' when I told it to!

Cheers