PgcEdit command

[peppi_le_piou]

I was wondering if there is a sort of "NULL" command that can be used as a prefix in an existing command so that the line will not be executed, that way keeping the original line "intact". When experimenting with navigation and stepping through doesn't work I can easily restore the original instruction by removing the "Null".

[Ghitulescu]

use before that instruction a [conditional] GoTo to jump over that instruction - on newer PGCedit versions, the instruction will be blue (I think) highlighted, indicating that it won't be executed.

[peppi_le_piou]

OK, thanks for the info.

[Ghitulescu]

It's magenta, not blue ;)

[r0lZ]

Yes, they are in that particular purple color so loved by the undertakers, to indicate that the command is dead. ;-)

BTW, you can also use the scratchbook. It is made for that purpose, after all. (Don't forget to save it!)

And, if your commands are the pre-commands of a dummy menu and there are no post-commands, you can safely copy them to the post-command area.