Mika wrote: > This is exactly why I asked the question in the first place. > > I see that exit() seems to be recommended all over the place, but > people should realise that it will stop the flow of cake totally at > that spot. This is usually not a problem, as Nate said, but if you've > set some callbacks or something it could be. Just because you're > redirecting does not mean you don't want the code to finish. > > For example what if you've got some logging going on or something after > an action. On exit this code would never get executed. > > So in other words, exit() is not any better or worse than return but > people should just understand the consequences.
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