Post 18 made on Wednesday October 4, 2006 at 14:55 |
James Paul Hartbarger Long Time Member |
Joined: Posts: | December 2005 485 |
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Yes, you can have "nested" if statements. For example:
Create a macro/button/function called "LEVEL1" based on variable "V1"
"LEVEL1" V1 = 1 Goto "Page 1" V1 = 0 Perform "LEVEL2"
"LEVEL2" V2 = 1 Goto "Page 2" V2 = 0 Perform "LEVEL3"
"LEVEL3" V3 = 1 Goto "Page 3" V3 = 0 Perform "LEVEL4"
"LEVEL4" V4 = 1 Goto "Page 4" V4=0 Beep and Do something to show error occured and no variable was set
Create a button called "TV1" that calls button "LEVEL1" when it is pressed. Some button/macro has to set V1 - V4 in a "1" state for anything to happen.
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