Script Syntax: Flow Control Keywords

The script language has been expanded to have conditional responses on "error" or "success" of a step within the scripts. This is done by using the following keywords.

• IfState. This checks for the current state (ok or error) and jumps to a label if true.
  Valid syntax: IfState {ERR|OK} label
  Example:
  IfState ERR End
IfState OK Bye
• Goto. This immediately jumps to a label.
  Valid syntax: Goto End
  Example:
  Goto End
• Exit. This immediately ends the script with an optional state (ok or error). The optional state overrides the current state.
  Valid syntax: Exit {ERR|OK}
  Example:
  Exit ERR
Exit OK
• :Label. This defines a label that can be the target of a jump. A label is defined by a single word beginning with the ":" character.
  Valid syntax: :(with a name following)
  Example:
  Bye
• OnError. This allows for a global handling of an error situation
  Valid Syntax: OnError {EXIT|CONTINUE|GOTO} label
  Example:
  OnError EXIT (Default behavior)
OnError CONTINUE
OnError GOTO Logoff

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