#ENDIF

#If [Expression=true] ..Compile This Code .. #ENDIF

Parameters: NONE

Returns: NONE

#ENDIF is used in combination with the conditional #IF directive. #If performs a comparison of a constant expression, if the expression resolves to be True, the code following the #IF statement and between the #ENDIF statements will be compiled. If not, then the code between the #IF-#ENDIF will be ignored.       For more information on the logic behind #IF / #ENDIF statements, please refer to the #IF page. FACTS:       * #IF/#ENDIF directives are evaluated at compile time. Mini Tutorial:       This simple examples shows how to use th #IF/#ENDIF directives to conditional compile a section of code.         Constant MyFlag = 100    ; Compare the MYFLAG constant during compilation with 50. If the constant ; is greated than 50, then the compiler will include this code section. ; if not.. it will ignore those lines completely.      #IF  MyFlag > 50      Print "Yes My Flag was bigger than 50"      Print "Yippie"         #ENDIF          ; Display the Screen and wait for the user to press a key   Sync   WaitKey

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