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if/endif block in Bespoke events
Hi
I know we can use if/goto to assist programming logic in Bespoke events, however, I'm finding that in complex routines, its ending up making for very convoluted code. Especially if Ive got multiple 2 line commands I want to run, I'm finding having to goto/jump all over the place within the event.
Is there any chance you could add an if/endif block whereby any commands listed between the if and endif commands are executed if the IF logic is true?
Regards
David
I know we can use if/goto to assist programming logic in Bespoke events, however, I'm finding that in complex routines, its ending up making for very convoluted code. Especially if Ive got multiple 2 line commands I want to run, I'm finding having to goto/jump all over the place within the event.
Is there any chance you could add an if/endif block whereby any commands listed between the if and endif commands are executed if the IF logic is true?
Regards
David
Regards
David
David
Comments
Then I define a new bespoke event that contains the IF an "Call" the first bespoke event in the body of that IF. This way a single line Call BE will execute multiple statements and it keeps the IF neat and tidy.