In VB there is the Exit Sub statement, which will end the sub, meaning the rest of the sub will not run. How can I get this in Quest?

Matthew G.

End Define

1. I don't hand code my ASL files yet, although by going through these forums I know what you mean

2. I want a statement that will end the currrent script mid-way

Matthew G.

dude, this isnt like VB....

define variable <m>
type numeric
value <0>
display <Magic: !>
end define

thats all it is

Ok then, to make you fully understand it, I'll give you an instance:

I have to If/Then statements in one script, one after the other. In the first If/Then statement, inside the Else script, I might not want it to continue to the next If/Then statement, so I want an Exit Script type command, like you would find in VB

That good enough for you?

Matthew G.

ok, it'd be really easy to tell you exactly what you want if you could paste an example of what you are trying to do, inside some

 tags of course. I'll guess at what you mean though and toss out some sort of answer.

What you seem to be talking about is a scenario in which, IF(#1) "a dog" is "hot" THEN(#1) IF(#2) "there is some water" THEN(#2) "go drink some water" and if not you want it to do nothing.

This can easily be accomplished by using nested If/Then statements, ie; one lying inside of eachother, and to accomplish the do nothing aspect of the code, simply do not include an Else aspect to the script. If this wasn't what you were describing leave a comment, and it would help some source code, and I'll help you figure it out.