> - name field of a commandlist is your subroutine identifier Yes. And labels for internal functions go in the name field without an @.
> - If you're using if, for, and other logic statements you have to remember > the script at the beginning. I think the do for the if() to run a section is > different in commandlist items I don't think you need to change if or for. You can just type if (expr) do in the command entry. If there are blanks, PowerPro will split the line partly into Parameters, but this won't effect how it runs. Its better if you avoid More Commands with scripts, especially if command entry is if or for. Also, the new function and imports statements do not work for command lists. > - Certain functions you have to change the syntax on slightly, like the > script run to run a subroutine etc. I guess this is true. You alsways use [EMAIL PROTECTED] to run a command list. And the plain xxx() method to run functions only works in files.
