Contents, cont'd. - Intermec

END
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
Field of Application Statement ending the execution of the current program or subroutine
and closing all OPENed files and devices.
Syntax END
Remarks END can be placed anywhere in a program, but is usually placed at the end.
It is also useful for separating the “main” program from possible subroutines
with higher line numbers. It is possible to issue several END statements in the
same program.
Example A part of a program, which produces fixed line-spacing, may look this way:
10 FONT"Swiss 721 BT"
20 X%=300:Y%=350
30 INPUT A$
40 PRPOS X%,Y%
50 PRTXT A$
60 Y%=Y%-50
70 IF Y%>=50 GOTO 30
80 PRINTFEED
90 END
The Y-coordinate will be decremented by 50 dots for each new line until it
reaches the value 50. The END statement terminates the program.
Intermec Fingerprint 7.2 – Reference Manual Ed. 3 66