How to use case statements in command files, How to use case statements in command files -5 – Gasboy CFN III Manager Manual V3.6 User Manual
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MDE-4871 CFN III Manager’s Manual for Windows® XP Embedded - Version 3.6 · August 2010
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How to Use the IF Command
Advanced Command Files
LOOP
command1
command2
.
.
.
commandn
IF -[condition]
RETURN
The do . . . until form uses an IF with a negative statement and looks like this:
LOOP
command1
command2
.
.
.
commandn
IF -![condition]
RETURN
The while . . . do form uses an IF with a positive statement and looks like this:
IF -[condition]
BEGIN
LOOP
command1
command2
.
.
.
commandn
IF -[condition]
RETURN
END
How to Use Case Statements in Command Files
The command CASE, when used in a command file, allows the user to pick one command to
execute from a list of several. The maximum number of cases in a CASE statement is 99.
There are two forms of case statement. The first is:
CASE [-d] -p n1 n2
command1
command2
. . . .
commandn1
[default command]