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Posted 2003-11-28, 11:29 AM in reply to raven5540's post "Help!"
There are no switch/case or select/case statements. The only way you can do stuff like that is through a conditional branch (taking out the ELSE condition makes it easier to read).

Using conditional branches (i.e. If statements) automatically puts an ":End" statement there.

<>Branch if Var [0001] is 1
___<>Blah
___<>
:End
<>Branch if Var [0001] is 2
___<>Blah
___<>
:End

It would be nice if there was a switch/case statement though.
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