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> From: Wilbert van der Hoeven > > > D ON s n inz(*on) > > > > /free > > dow ON; > > Then I would go searching for the place where ON is set *Off.... Now you're just nitpicking. If you write programs where you set ON to *off, you have far deeper problems than I can help you with. > At least with Do *Hival you know that this is not the statement that will > make you leave the loop. Personally, I don't code infinite loops, so I don't care. I ALWAYS code my programs with some sort of condition: Done = *off; DoU Done; Simple, clean, easy to remember. If you never set Done to *ON, it's as good as an infinite loop, and at the same time it allows you to gracefully exit as needed. Joe
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