Jump Over The Bridge!!!

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Normally, code will run from top of the page to end of the page.
But how to jump step/code lines if I execute an event?

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Kennykee
 
You should not need to if your code is structured properly but you can put
lables in code with a colon (labels are ignored as a code line) e.g.

Code line 1
Code line 2
JumpHere:
Another Code Line

You can goto the label with a Goto statement e.g.

Goto JumpHere
 
Don' go teaching newbies about GoTo :)

GoTo is a myth invented by the evil dark side. The best comment I ever
heard about the GoTo:

If you use a GoTo, you don't understand the problem.
 
There is an exception to every rule....and for this the one time to use GoTo
is for error handling (On Error GoTo...)

Jim C.
 
LOL, I knew somebody would take my joke too seriously. You are correct, but
that is a whole different issue.
 
Oh, I forgot to mention. Error handling is for wienies. Just write perfect
error free code like I do.
 
Klatuu said:
LOL, I knew somebody would take my joke too seriously. You are correct,
but
that is a whole different issue.
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When is MS going to get with the program? ANSI (ISO) BASIC has had
structured
error handling for years. No GOTO needed:

WHEN EXCEPTION IN
code block
USE
code block to be executed
when error occurs
END WHEN

Tom Lake
 
Only if its to handle an error.
Don' go teaching newbies about GoTo :)

GoTo is a myth invented by the evil dark side. The best comment I ever
heard about the GoTo:

If you use a GoTo, you don't understand the problem.

:
Click to expand...
 
I personally like the Try...Catch statements of Java - although I've
never actually used it. (The caffeine keeps me up at night)
 
When is MS going to get with the program? ANSI (ISO) BASIC has had
structured
error handling for years. No GOTO needed:

WHEN EXCEPTION IN
code block
USE
code block to be executed
when error occurs
END WHEN

Tom Lake
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On Error GoTo... *is* a structure. Just because it's looked down on doesn't
mean it isn't what it is. An apartment building and a four bedroom house are
both structures. I know which I'm more comfortable with but the next guy might
prefer things another way.
 
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