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An '''!:''' in Business Rules! code performs a '''line continuation'''. | An '''!:''' in Business Rules! code performs a '''line continuation'''. | ||
More than one clause (or [[statement]]) can reside on a single [[line]] when the statements are separated by a colon (:). When the statements are separated by both an exclamation point and a colon (!:), Business Rules will list them to separate physical lines, even though they continue to belong to the same line number. Each portion of a line seperated by an !: is | More than one clause (or [[statement]]) can reside on a single [[line]] when the statements are separated by a colon (:). When the statements are separated by both an exclamation point and a colon (!:), Business Rules will list them to separate physical lines, even though they continue to belong to the same line number. Each portion of a line seperated by an !: is referred to as a ''sub-line''. | ||
[[Paragraph labels]] following line continuations are not allowed. However they are allowed following a subline [[comment] out ([[!]]), for example: | [[Paragraph labels]] following line continuations are not allowed. However they are allowed following a subline [[comment] out ([[!]]), for example: | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 4 February 2013
An !: in Business Rules! code performs a line continuation.
More than one clause (or statement) can reside on a single line when the statements are separated by a colon (:). When the statements are separated by both an exclamation point and a colon (!:), Business Rules will list them to separate physical lines, even though they continue to belong to the same line number. Each portion of a line seperated by an !: is referred to as a sub-line.
Paragraph labels following line continuations are not allowed. However they are allowed following a subline [[comment] out (!), for example:
00010 TOP: ! !:
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