Behavior methods have problems returning value

Gentlemen,

I've bumped into a strange case here. Let me describe the environment.

I'm working with behaviors to implement custom objects logic, and here are, say, the following behaviors:

* TakeDamageBehavior -- almost 1:1 copied from TGB tutorials/examples
* CloudBehavior -- AI behavior

The code is as follows:

// Called from somewhere else in the code.
function TakeDamageBehavior::takeDamage( %this, %color, %type, %damage )
{
   echo( "TakeDamageBehavior::takeDamage(): hit by" SPC %color @ %type );
   
   if( %this.owner.onTakeDamage( %color, %type, %damage ) )
   {
      // Someone else processed this for us, do nothing else.
      return;
   }
   // The rest is cut.
}

// Dummy to avoid undefined behavior and errors.
function t2dSceneObject::onTakeDamage( %this, %color, %type, %damage )
{
   return false;
}

The general idea was to have a method that will do custom processing before TakeDamageBehavior::takeDamage() does, if needed. Indeed, in cloud.cs I have:

// Custom processing of this event by cloud AI
function CloudBehavior::onTakeDamage( %this, %color, %type, %damage )
{
   echo( "CloudBehavior::onTakeDamage(), state " @ %this.state );
   
   switch$( %this.state )
   {
      case "WaitForPlayer":
         %this.changeState( "RunAway" );
         return true;
      // The rest is cut.
   }         
}

What I see as a result, the code after if statement in TakeDamageBehavior::takeDamage() still runs pretty fine even though true is (always, in fact) returned from CloudBehavior::onTakeDamage(). What's more, when stepped through by Torsion, I see t2dSceneObject::onTakeDamage() getting executed returning false. What is more interesting, removing t2dSceneObject::onTakeDamage() definition does NOT solve the issue -- the correct value is still not passed through. Looking through the source code, I see that the return value is just discarded (behaviorComponent.cpp:158).

Is this intended and I am just misusing this mechanism? If so, what is the proper way of doing this kind of work (returning values via object->behavior calls)?