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The use case I am thinking of is one you often get in GUIs where a handle is returned by e.g. a button create function and then further calls are made with that handle before returning the handle to the caller. In that use case simply referring to the handle at the end of the function works well Tha...

Thanks for that, my brain wasn't working! I get it now - use an identity function

I know functions return the result of the last operation
But is there a way to return a value which is not the result of the last operation in a function
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I'm happy to vote for that

Makes sense. Thanks for that.

I'm a newbie, I'm trying to write some code that will select and run a function from a list of functions Typically I'm doing something like this: (define (myfunc) (println "this is myfunc")) ;; define a list of functions (set 'funclist '(myfunc myfunc myfunc myfunc myfunc)) ;; get and run the nth = ...