Re: 1 <> 1 is true???

It does help to compile the program after you make the code change too, 
would explain why the code was still executing.  I compiled, it runs fine 
now.... sorry for the interuption... you can all have a good laugh on this 
one though.... thought I lost it, actually, I might have... :)

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Another thought would be a GOTO...that's pretty obvious. And another
technique would be compiler directives like DEFINE and use conditions.

On 1/10/07, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Ron Power wrote:

I wanted a section of code not to run, so thinking I could just throw 

in

an if statement
c                   if        1 <> 1
and that would keep it from running.  Am I missing something?

Yeah, that should work.

david
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