1365 Declaration fulfills type but does not give proper value If the last line of a function is a declaration of the type which is returned by the function, then the function compiles. This gives the idea, that a declaration returns a value. If it would return a value, then a declaration by the keyword "free" should give the value of the variable. But generally speaking I guess (due to what the interactive version of aldor prints on declaring a value) that a declaration should not produce any value. But then in turn, a function ending in a declaration should not compile (if the return type is not the empty type). So no matter in which case the compiler is meant to read the code, it does not work, because it compiles the file without any problem (so the declaration does return a type), but the returned value is not the one of the declared variable. yes never let a function end with a declaration. foo():SOMETYPE == { free someVariable:SOMETYPE; } shall be replaced by foo():SOMETYPE == { free someVariable:SOMETYPE; someVariable; } 2 /aldor.org/website/bugs/bugreport_1365/bugFree.as aldor -ginterp bugFree.as 1.0.1 christian.aistleitner@gmx.at yes dk dk dk dk Q0 no no