ScriptGoto - Revision history

PeeWeeRotA at 01:28, 18 October 2016

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 Since GOTO uses script numbers, instead of traditional Line numbers and labels, Goto cannot be used to conditionally skip blocks of code like traditional assembly usage. Although script numbers resemble labels, they all contain [[ScriptEnd|End]] commands that stop execution of the current script.
-Goto's main use is to change to a new script without putting the new script into scope by loading it onto an execution stack, like seen in [[ScriptGoSub|GoSub]]. Script commands placed after a Goto will not be run.
+Goto's main use is to change to a new script without putting the new script into scope by loading it onto an execution stack, like seen in [[ScriptGosub|Gosub]]. Script commands placed after a Goto will not be run.
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	Stops executing the current script and starts executing the specified script.		Stops executing the current script and starts executing the specified script.
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		+	'''Note:'''
		+	Since GOTO uses script numbers, instead of traditional Line numbers and labels, Goto cannot be used to conditionally skip blocks of code like traditional assembly usage. Although script numbers resemble labels, they all contain [[ScriptEnd\|End]] commands that stop execution of the current script.
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		+	Goto's main use is to change to a new script without putting the new script into scope by loading it onto an execution stack, like seen in [[ScriptGoSub\|GoSub]]. Script commands placed after a Goto will not be run.

	===Arguments===		===Arguments===