If a long piece of code (e.g. more than 1000 lines) is running without a base function, the result will be incorrect, but it will be difficult for the user to find and correct it. This is possible in compiled languages with compile checking, but for TinTin++ I think it would be better to add an event.
Similarly maybe there are missing variables, or possibly other scenarios that I'm not think of.
If a long piece of code (e.g. more than 1000 lines) is running without a base function, the result will be incorrect, but it will be difficult for the user to find and correct it. This is possible in compiled languages with compile checking, but for TinTin++ I think it would be better to add an event.
Similarly maybe there are missing variables, or possibly other scenarios that I'm not think of.