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| //by Jon Ripley, Richard Russell, January 2012//\\ \\ The **FN_linenumber(!384)** function returns the line number of the currently executing line of code as demonstrated below.\\ | //by Jon Ripley, Richard Russell, January 2012//\\ \\ The **FN_linenumber(!384)** function returns the line number of the currently executing line of code as demonstrated below.\\ | ||
| + | <code bb4w> | ||
| 12345 PRINT FN_linenumber(!384) | 12345 PRINT FN_linenumber(!384) | ||
| END | END | ||
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| WHILE ?P% AND P% + ?P% < E% P% += ?P% : ENDWHILE | WHILE ?P% AND P% + ?P% < E% P% += ?P% : ENDWHILE | ||
| = (P%?2*256+P%?1) | = (P%?2*256+P%?1) | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| Always pass **!384** as the parameter to FN_linenumber, this [[/Interpreter%20internal%20variables|interpreter internal variable]] is the pointer to (or within) currently-executing statement. | Always pass **!384** as the parameter to FN_linenumber, this [[/Interpreter%20internal%20variables|interpreter internal variable]] is the pointer to (or within) currently-executing statement. | ||
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