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Bill Simpson
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 12/20/12 2:58pm
In Response To 'Re: Re: transfer the control after choices'
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I suspect for some or even many of your questions there may be no acceptable answer.
Whether you are using APL or Algol, F# or FORTRAN, each language tends to support a particular programming style and set of features. Trying to get one to behave like another is often not a satisfying process. I've tried that myself a few times, always without success.
I doubt this will be satisfactory, but for your button and goto question someone on another forum described a method allowing a button in one notebook to evaluate (run) a completely separate notebook.
Button["run file 1", NotebookEvaluate["/../file1.nb"], Method->"Queued"]
If that isn't unacceptable then perhaps you could adapt this to your need for implementing arbitrary flow of control in your code.
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