How to run a lot of functions codespace-efficiently (4-Step Tutorial with Example)

[Heptor]

Note: This will only save codespace if you need to run more than 5 functions in a row.

Step 1: Create a local variable as a list of all the function names. For this tutorial, I'll call this "funcList".
Step 2: Repeat for each in the list "funcList" with a local variable for the object in the list. In here, I'll call this "funcName".
Step 3: Make a Call Function block with the name "%var(funcName)", or whatever you named the local variable in the repeat. Don't worry if it gets cut off on the sign, it'll still work.
Step 4: Finally, add a Control » Wait with 0 ticks into the repeat.
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[Vulcano]

What scenario would you need to call 5 functions in a row?

 

[Vulcano]

Also, you could compact this to two code blocks per by making the repeat it's own function, then when you need it set the function list and call the function

 

[Prox]

Also, you could compact this to two code blocks per by making the repeat it's own function, then when you need it set the function list and call the function

Then it'd be efficient for needing to do three or more functions, which is way more common

 

[Vulcano]

Then it'd be efficient for needing to do three or more functions, which is way more common

But don't do it unless there are multiple places you are using 3 or more functions!

 

[Prox]

But don't do it unless there are multiple places you are using 3 or more functions!

b-but that would mean my code isn't over complicated and pointless!

 

[stinkey]

i dont see the point of this. like my signature says, why sacrifice readability and simplicity just to save a few code block's space?