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What's the deal with it? I'm not talking about missing brackets, etc, but whether functions are allowed to contain functions. Sometimes i can call another library function (from within a librarry function), and someties i can't

I've started to create "function_INC" versions, so that certain fns can be #Include'd into certain library fns. But this is far from ideal, as i have over 200 fns to go through and alter

I've heard that if i #Include the used fns into main script, it can get around the problem??

Otherwise, is there any way to preserve my functions library the way it is, without having to use #Includes?

Your premise "Functions cannot contain functions" is flawed

This code shows they can

The proper quote is "..a function cannot contain definitions of other functions"
http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Functions.htm#gosub

You didn't post an example so I have to guess:
If a function hasn't been defined, then the first use may count as 'defining' the function.
Well it looks like I'm wrong on that.

As always, post your code.

Never had a go at customizing +1 nested calls and was worried when I read this.

Alls I can say is fheew ..

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