This command allows to call procedures defined using <proc_def_begin> ... <proc_def_end> commands.  When calling a procedure, it is always necessary to pass expected parameters (as they are defined in the <proc_def_begin> command).  If a parameter is defined as a reference (see <proc_def_begin> help section for details) then it is necessary to use variable as the parameter (it is not possible to use a constant in this case).

Syntax: 

<proc_call>(ProcedureName, "parParam1", "parParam2", ...., parParamN")

ProcedureName
Unique name of the procedure to call.  It is expected that a procedure with this name is defined using <proc_def_begin> command.

parParam1, parParam2,...,parParamN
Any number of parameters.

Example: 

<#> This example shows how to use procedures
<cmds>
<proc_def_begin>(AddQuotes,"parStringInput", "&parStringOutput&")
   <varset>("parStringOutput=%_vQuoteChar%%parStringInput%%_vQuoteChar%","")
<proc_def_end>

<proc_def_begin>(ConvertToUpper,"parStringInput","&parStringOutput&")
   <var_oper>(parStringOutput,"%parStringInput%",STR_UPPER,"2","", "0")
<proc_def_end>

<varset>("vMyText=","Insert text to modify:")
<if_str>("_vCanceled==1")<exitmacro><endif>

<proc_call>(ConvertToUpper,"%vMyText%", "vMyText" )
<proc_call>(AddQuotes,"%vMyText%", "vMyText" )

<msg>(-100,-100,"%vMyText%","Message",1)