On Feb 9, 2011, at 07:22, Walt Farrell wrote: > > See the TSO/E REXX Reference and look closely at the example > showing how to use SIGNAL to implement a multi-way call. > > It shows setting up a dynamic label, then CALLing a subroutine which issues > a SIGNAL that derives the label name to invoke, with an eventual RETURN that > gets you back to the CALL statement. > This fails to address the "get out of Dodge" need where the programmer wishes to:
o exit a nest of procedures, o or merely to bypass some code which normally follows the CALL. Of course if that code were moved inside the procedure it could be bypassed simply by RETURN. -- gil
