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Labels are widely used in scripts in [[0002|unconditional]] and [[Conditional statement|conditional]] jumps. To jump to specific label, you must use its name with a @ (at sign) as the first character. | Labels are widely used in scripts in [[0002|unconditional]] and [[Conditional statement|conditional]] jumps. To jump to specific label, you must use its name with a @ (at sign) as the first character. | ||
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Sanny Builder also has a feature to display a list of all labels used in source code when you press a @ button. | Sanny Builder also has a feature to display a list of all labels used in source code when you press a @ button. | ||
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Revision as of 17:54, 2 February 2009
Label is a part of almost any script. It is a sequence of characters that identifies a specific location within the script. In Sanny Builder labels are denoted with a : (colon sign) as the first character.
A label name must contain only letters, digits and underscore sign (_).
Example:
:LabelLabels are widely used in scripts in unconditional and conditional jumps. To jump to specific label, you must use its name with a @ (at sign) as the first character.
Example:
0002: jump @LabelSanny Builder also has a feature to display a list of all labels used in source code when you press a @ button.
