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During the creation of a [[DMIS]] program, it might be necessary to ask the user to make a choice and then the program will execute accordingly.<br />
In order to do so the commands SELECT and JUMPTO are useful tools.<br />
This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a SELECT structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.

(ASK_AGAIN)
TEXT/QUERY,(AN_QUERY),40,N,L,'DO YOU WANT TO [[Jump|JUMP]] SOMEWHERTE? (PRESS 0 FOR NO, 1 FOR YES)'
SELECT/AN_QUERY
CASE/0
JUMPTO/(SELECTED_NO)
ENDCAS
CASE/1
JUMPTO/(SELECTED_YES)
ENDCAS
DFTCAS
JUMPTO/(ASK_AGAIN)
ENDCAS
ENDSEL

(SELECTED_NO)
TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED NO'
JUMPTO/(END_PROGRAM)

(SELECTED_YES)
TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED YES'

(END_PROGRAM)

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 ::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED YES'</code><br />
 <code>(END_PROGRAM)</code><br />
 [[Category:Dmis_Tutorial]]

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 During the creation of a [[DMIS]] program, it might be necessary to ask the user to make a choice and then the program will execute accordingly.<br />
-In order to do so the commands [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] and JUMPTO are useful tools.<br />
+In order to do so the commands [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] and [[JumpTo|JUMPTO]] are useful tools.<br />
-This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.<br />
+This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] structure with [[JumpTo|JUMPTO]] commands to reach the part of the program required.<br />
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 During the creation of a [[DMIS]] program, it might be necessary to ask the user to make a choice and then the program will execute accordingly.<br />
-In order to do so the commands SELECT and JUMPTO are useful tools.<br />
+In order to do so the commands [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] and JUMPTO are useful tools.<br />
-This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a SELECT structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.<br />
+This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a [[Select Case|SELECT CASE]] structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.<br />
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@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 During the creation of a [[DMIS]] program, it might be necessary to ask the user to make a choice and then the program will execute accordingly.<br />
 In order to do so the commands SELECT and JUMPTO are useful tools.<br />
-This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a SELECT structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.
+This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a SELECT structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.<br />
-<code>(ASK_AGAIN)</code>
+<code>(SELECTED_NO)</code><br />
-<code>TEXT/QUERY,(AN_QUERY),40,N,L,'DO YOU WANT TO [[Jump|JUMP]] SOMEWHERE? (PRESS 0 FOR NO, 1 FOR YES)'</code>
+::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED NO'</code><br />
-<code>SELECT/AN_QUERY</code>
+::<code>JUMPTO/(END_PROGRAM)</code><br />
-<code>(SELECTED_NO)</code>
+<code>(SELECTED_YES)</code><br />
-::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED NO'
+::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED YES'</code><br />
-::<code>JUMPTO/(END_PROGRAM)</code>
+<code>(END_PROGRAM)</code><br />
-<code>(SELECTED_YES)</code>
+[[Category:Dmis_Tutorial]]

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 This example shows how to ask an user input and then using the combination of a SELECT structure with JUMPTO commands to reach the part of the program required.
-<code>(ASK_AGAIN)
+<code>(ASK_AGAIN)</code>
-<code>TEXT/QUERY,(AN_QUERY),40,N,L,'DO YOU WANT TO [[Jump|JUMP]] SOMEWHERTE? (PRESS 0 FOR NO, 1 FOR YES)'
+<code>TEXT/QUERY,(AN_QUERY),40,N,L,'DO YOU WANT TO [[Jump|JUMP]] SOMEWHERE? (PRESS 0 FOR NO, 1 FOR YES)'</code>
-<code>SELECT/AN_QUERY
+<code>SELECT/AN_QUERY</code>
-<code>CASE/0
+<code>CASE/0</code>
-::<code>JUMPTO/(SELECTED_NO)
+::<code>JUMPTO/(SELECTED_NO)</code>
-<code>ENDCAS
+<code>ENDCAS</code>
-<code>CASE/1
+<code>CASE/1</code>
-::<code>JUMPTO/(SELECTED_YES)
+::<code>JUMPTO/(SELECTED_YES)</code>
-<code>ENDCAS
+<code>ENDCAS</code>
-<code>DFTCAS
+<code>DFTCAS</code>
-::<code>JUMPTO/(ASK_AGAIN)
+::<code>JUMPTO/(ASK_AGAIN)</code>
-<code>ENDCAS
+<code>ENDCAS</code>
-<code>ENDSEL
+<code>ENDSEL</code>
-<code>(SELECTED_NO)
+<code>(SELECTED_NO)</code>
 ::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED NO'
-::<code>JUMPTO/(END_PROGRAM)
+::<code>JUMPTO/(END_PROGRAM)</code>
-<code>(SELECTED_YES)
+<code>(SELECTED_YES)</code>
-::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED YES'
+::<code>TEXT/OPER,'YOU SELECTED YES'</code>
+<code>(END_PROGRAM)</code>

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