Bug in calling functions (SOLVED)

[Akumayo]

I have a few functions in the top of my script.  Only one of them is imported in the header, because it's the only one that is needed elsewhere in the script.  I call that function in repeatedly_excecute:

Code: ags

...
Display("Some message.");
Display("Some other message.");
My_Function();
...

Now, within the function is a display message:

Code: ags

...
Display("A message.");
}  //<--- this bracket closes the function
...

When I run the game, the two messages in repeatedly_excecute are displayed, but the one that is from the function never shows up.  This is incredibly aggrivating.  Does anyone have a clue of what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks for any help in advance.

-Regards, Akumayo

[Radiant]

At first thought there would be something wrong earlier in My_Function(), either a 'return' statement or some kind of 'if' that causes the Display to be skipped. Try putting a Display at the top of My_Function() and see if that works.

[Akumayo]

Spot on!  It appears that one of my while statements had a backwards > symbol   

Thanks for the reply, the problem is solved now!