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<span class="f_Para">Transfers control to a request statement that contains a specified matching string, then attempts to execute that statement. </span> | <span class="f_Para">Transfers control to a request statement that contains a specified matching string, then attempts to execute that statement. </span> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 30 January 2023
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Transfers control to a request statement that contains a specified matching string, then attempts to execute that statement. Syntax: jumpToMatch string where string is the string for which a match is searched from the top (first) line in the Source Code or Daemon page. The search string may be a regular expression, as described for the Search button. The nesting level of a statement has no effect on whether it is located. If a match is not found, JumpToMatch string not found is displayed in the Status area. If a match is found but the statement is not executable, Invalid line for jump is displayed in the Status area. If you use the command in a macro:
If you use the command in a mapped button or hot key:
For information about invoking a jump by right clicking a line in the Source Code or Daemon tab, see Altering the flow of execution. |
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Introduced: | Build 27 |