02-01-2006
goto, as far as I know is not supported by ksh.
and besides who-ever supports it generally recommend not to use it
, so y do you want to use it. instead create functions in k-shell
function fn {
#write fn here,
#echo returnval
}
## call as below
ret_val=`fn`
# check your return value
if [ $ret_val -eq "something" ]
....
...
..
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