> I still don't like it, because it hides the return. It should be used in the core, but you don't have to use it in your own code. > I'd rather do: > > if (self->foo != NULL && (vret = visit(self->foo, arg))) > return vret; This violates the Python C style by putting an assignment in a conditional. You'd need to put the assignment to vret inside the body of an if statement. In other words, it would look just like the expansion of the VISIT() macro. Jeremy
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