Label/Jump                                                                   Last updated 2010.1.15 (v1.0 Eng)

"Label" and "Jump" are used to branch a program.  Branching is used to change the order commands in a program are executed.

"Jump" branches the program and "Label" designates where to branch to.

It is the same function as "Label" and "Goto"' in the C language.

Usage

• Label names must abide by the following rules:   
• • There cannot be duplicate label names.
  • Label must exist within a program or function body.
  • A jump to a label in another function is not possible.
  • Spaces and Special characters(!, @, #, $, etc.) are not allowed in label names.
  • Labels cannot start with a number.
• While inputting the label name, Press Esc to cancel.
• Otherwise, press Enter to save
• While selecting the label to jump to, Press Esc to cancel.
• Otherwise, click the appropriate label or press Enter while the label is highlighted to save.
  
• A jump can only be made to an existing label.  

• The label must be in the same function block as the jump command.
  

Example

• In this sample code, the program jumps to "JumpPoint" as soon as it starts and executes"'Routine 2."