IfFileExists

[MacschedStudent]

Guys look at this code:



IfFileExists>codex.log,xout

Goto>kpgo




Label>xout
Exit


Label>kpgo
WLN>Marker,result,test





I have also tried it this way with the same results:

IfFileExists>codex.log,xout,kpgo
..
..
..
..
Label>xout
Exit


Label>kpgo
WLN>Marker,result,test





Correct me if I'm wrong, but the marker file (under the kpgo label)should not be written if the exit command is prior to it.

I guess the question I'm asking is, does the logic go passed the Exit command even though the label is below it.

[Marcus Tettmar]

Exit is a new command in version 10. So it won't do anything if you are running an earlier version. Also, it should look like this:

Exit>result_code

E.g.:

Exit>0

When the script reaches the Exit>0 line it will terminate.

Here's how I would code your script:

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IfFileExists>codex.log
  Exit>0
Else
  WriteLn>Marker,result,test
Endif

In fact this is all you need:

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IfFileExists>codex.log
Else
  WriteLn>Marker,result,test
Endif

All those gotos and labels are unnecessary and just make it harder to read.

[BlackWisdom]

Thanks Marcus...