Hey all again. Probably a simple question this time. Just looking for some clarification really.

Say I have a function that contains a while loop that calls another function. Something like this:

Function SomeFunction()	while somevariable < 5		SomeOtherFunction()	    somevariable += 1	endwhileEndFunction

Would this function actually wait for the return of the while loop before processing the variable increment?

Also, what if I called ANOTHER function from SomeOtherFunction. Would the original while loop wait for the SomeOtherFunction to get the return of what IT called, before waiting for SomeOtherFunction to complete, before hitting the increment?

Yes, While loops share the same behavior as the rest of Papyrus. They will do everything you tell them in full, in order from top to bottom, until the loop ends. So in your example, the While loop will call for SomeOtherFunction() to be processed in full (or until you ask the Function to return) five times.

Thanks. I edited my original example to what is more of what I was asking, but it seem from your description, this should process the complete function chain before hitting the increment line even with it in the while loop.

this is a good read:
http://www.creationkit.com/Threading_Notes_(Papyrus)