Re: IncludeSystem Selection

[Bob Fulks <bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The IncludeSystem is always active as you have found.

You can add the Report variable as a parameter passed to the included
system and then use it un the included system to disable all
operations:

if Report = 1 then

   <included system code>

end;

Bob Fulks


At 6:07 PM -0700 8/8/02, Ray Gurke wrote:

>Hmmm.. I'm stumped.
>
>I'd like to have the option to ignore an IncludeSystem statement within a
>signal. I thought this would be simple, but apparently I'm missing
>something.
>
>Here's what I'm attempting to do... If input Report is set to <> 1, then
>IncludeSystem statement would/should _not_ execute. If Report is set to 1,
>then IncludeSystem statement would/should execute. Unfortunately, the
>IncludeSystem statement executes no matter what value "Report" is set to.
>It's like the compiler is overriding the conditional statement in favor of
>the IncludeSystem directive. Any help/insight appreciated...
>
>
>Inputs: Report(0);
>
>If Report = 1 then begin
>    IncludeSystem: "whatever" ;
>end;