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Longname: | - | ![]() |
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Last modified: | 6.01a | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
See also: | <?}> <?{> |
Summary |
For use with a variety of actions including jumps and labels. This command will exit the current tag immediately, returning to the stream in which the tag is situated, or if nested, returns to the tag that included it. However if placed in the main formatting stream the command is ignored. |
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Syntax
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The command can be extended to exit several levels of style nesting in one go: |
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Exit from nesting two levels deep. |
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Exit from nesting three levels deep. |
If the command tries to exit more levels than are currently nested then the command will simply exit back to the main formatting stream, ignoring the extra levels. |
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The exit command can be combined with almost any other command which starts with '<?'. For example, to exit the current tag and change the text colour you might use: |
Example |
This facility will probably be more useful when combined with the 'goto' command: This will exit the current tag and then perform the 'goto' in the previous tag.
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Example |
If the x counter number 99 has the value of 5 then output the <down> and <?-> Pi's.
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Document created on 08-Feb-2003 (revision 1)