Start/End of Block or Section                                                       Last updated 2010.1.15 (v1.0 Eng)

A block or a section (identified by "{" and "}") is a group of commands.  All commands in a block have the same scope.  The concept of  a block is the same as in the C language.

Usage

• Each block has an opening bracket ({) and a closing bracket (}).
  RoboPlus Task performs automatic indentation to show whether the brackets have been paired properly.  If there are missing brackets, they must be added before the program can run indentation. If they were not arranged properly, you have to revise them by yourself,  
  
  
• Each block must be "owned" by a command. Blocks cannot be used independently with commands.
  The followings are the most commonly used commands that are followed by a block.  

1      Start Program

2      If  / Else if / Else

3      Endless Loop

4      Loop For

5      Loop While

6      Callback Function

7      Function

• If a command is made by one line, it is possible to skip the block brackets.

Example

• The "Start Program" and "Endless Loop" commands must be followed by blocks, as shown in the example below.