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- > Well, I never have used Procedures much, so this is just a guess...
- > Let's imagine 'a' is your 'Movement' procedure.
- > MB> a
- > MB> Procedure a
- > MB> b
- > ^- delete this line
- > when 'a' exits it should jump back to 'b'
- > MB> endproc
- >
- > MB> procedure b
- > MB> a
- > MB> endproc
- > AFAIK, Procedures are little programs, all by themselves. They can't
- > call subroutines that aren't contained within the Procedure, which is
- > why I don't use them. I use all Subroutines. But I think a Procedure
- > can call another Procedure.
-
- Very true!! Didn't even catch that. Yes, you can't be calling
- the "external" subroutine from inside the Procedure.
-
- If you still need help with this then give some more specifics
- about what you're trying to do as that will help sort out the
- problem. I can't see why you need to call a subroutine from
- a Procedure. Just change the subroutine to a procedure like
- Rand has shown.
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