Select statement in visual basic 6

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Hello, i have a small project in vb6, which detects if a process is active then exit sub. After exit sub, i have one more piece of code which must be executed. The problem comes after exit sub. The rest part of the code doesn't execute, since the process is detected and therefore exit sub.

is there any way for the code after exit sub to be executed?

What I have tried:

Cant find so far alternative for this problem.

Posted 30-Mar-23 1:06am

Everdome io

Updated 30-Mar-23 3:10am

Dave Kreskowiak

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2023-03-30T01:11:00

No, exit sub end's the method completely at that point and returns control to the method that called it.

To do more inside the method, you should set a flag or change the way you test:
Current:

if (process exists) 
   exit
do something else

Change it to

if (not process exists) 
   do something else
do some more
exit