The $chain statement continues FlashBASIC or BASIC compilation in a different source item.
Syntax
$chain {file.ref} item-ID |
Description
When file.ref is omitted, the current file is assumed.
There is no limit to the number of $chain statements, but any statements after a $chain statement is ignored.
NOTE |
When statements are accessed with the $chain statement, the corresponding source lines are not visible from the FlashBASIC or BASIC Debugger. |
Example(s)
bp myprog 003 equ bell to char(7) 004 equ am to char(254), vm to char(253), svm to char(252) 005 open "cust" to customer.file 006 $chain prog
bp prog 002 read item1 from customer.file,"01234" else print bell |
See Also
$include Statement, call Statement, common Statement, data Statement, enter Statement, execute Statement, get Statement, input Statement, precision Statement, run Command, send Statement, Statement Blocks, Statements and Functions, tcl Statement, then/else Statement Blocks, ud0ba User Exit