From: dallas@texas.usa   
      
   On 6/29/2022 3:10 PM, Tim Rude wrote:   
    > Works for me like this:   
    > @echo off   
    > echo Start of main batch file   
    > call :_One   
    > echo End of main batch file   
    > goto :EOF   
    >   
    > :_One   
    > echo Stuff from :_One   
    > call :_Two   
    > echo Back in :_One again   
    > goto :EOF   
    >   
    > :_Two   
    > echo Stuff from :_Two   
    > call :_Three   
    > echo Back in :_Two again   
    > goto :EOF   
    >   
    > :_Three   
    > echo Stuff from :_Three   
    > goto :EOF   
    >   
    > ---   
    >   
    > Output generated is:   
    >   
    > Start of main batch file   
    > Stuff from :_One   
    > Stuff from :_Two   
    > Stuff from :_Three   
    > Back in :_Two again   
    > Back in :_One again   
    > End of main batch file   
    >   
    > So I nested 3 levels deep and came back out of each level as expected.   
      
      
   I had no idea you could have internal subroutines like that.   
      
   You can even use recursion.   
      
   Thanks for the example!   
      
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