Documentation GOSUB quick help
- Thread starter Charles G
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And just to be a stickler about it, the word "current" isn't accurate, either.
And the phrase "another part of the batch file" is no longer accurate, either, both because it could be another part of another batch file and since a subroutine can call itself (up to 22 levels "deep" in TCC 13.04.61) the phrase "another part" isn't accurate, either.
And the phrase "another part of the batch file" is no longer accurate, either, both because it could be another part of another batch file and since a subroutine can call itself (up to 22 levels "deep" in TCC 13.04.61) the phrase "another part" isn't accurate, either.
rconn
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I have no idea what you're asking for here -- both the quick help and the full help document "filename".
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I believe Charles is saying that "Execute a subroutine in the current batch file" is not a good summary of what GOSUB does since the subroutine need not be in the current batch file.
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Adding the capitalized words in "Execute a subroutine in the current OR THE SPECIFIED batch file" would concisely cover the current operation of the GOSUB command.
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The existing description is technically accurate, because the subroutine is executing in the context of the current batch file. But I'll reword it a bit so as to remove the potential confusion.