Statement: end, Statements: for – to – (step) – next – Rockwell Automation 1771-DB Basic Module User Manual - Series A User Manual
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Operating Functions
Chapter 5
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Mode: RUN
Type: CONTROL
The END statement
terminates program execution. The continue comm
and, CONT does
not operate if the END statement is used to
terminate execution. A CAN’T CONTINUE ERROR prints to the console.
The last statement in a module program
automatically terminates
program execution
if you do not use an end statement. You should
always
use an END statement to terminate a program.
Examples:
END STATEMENT TERMINATION
u10 FOR I=1 TO 4
u20 GOSUB 100
u30 NEXT I
u40 END
u100 PRINT I
u110 RETURN
uRUN
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2
3
4
READY
u
Variations:
None
Mode: RUN
Type: CONTROL
Use the
FOR – TO – (STEP) – NEXT statements to set up and control
loops.
Example:
u5 B=0: C=10 : D=2
u10 FOR A= B TO C STEP D
u20 PRINT A
u30 NEXT A
u40 END
5.4.10
Statement: END
5.4.11
Statements: FOR – TO –
(STEP) – NEXT