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| Syntax: | ENDUSE |
| Discussion: |
The ENDUSE statement is a compiler directive. As such, it causes an action
to occur when the program is compiled, not when the program is executed.
The ENDUSE directive is a statement that is included only in a usefile. If you include multiple program segments in a single usefile, you must conclude each segment with an ENDUSE directive. This way, the compiler will merge lines up to the ENDUSE directive, but not beyond. See the USE directive for more information. |
| Example: |
This example shows a usefile that contains three sections. Each section starts
at a specific edit line number and ends with an ENDUSE directive.
Any of these three sections could be merged into a main program via a USE directive that specified the starting edit line number of the desired section (i.e., line 1000, line 2000, or line 3000). Editor line number Internet Basic Statement ================================ 1000 ! First part of usefile 1100 . 1200 . 1300 . 1400 ENDUSE 2000 ! Scond part of usefile 2100 . 2200 . 2300 . 2400 ENDUSE 3000 ! Third part of usefile 3100 . 3200 . 3300 . 3400 ENDUSE |