ELSE

Abbreviation	None.
Arguments	None.
Default	None.
Description	The ELSE control is used to introduce an alternative program block after an IF or ELSEIF control. The ELSE block is only assembled if previous IF and ELSEIF conditions in the IF-ELSE-ENDIF construct were all FALSE. ELSE blocks are terminated with an ENDIF control.
NOTES	Only one ELSE block is allowed for each IF block. You may not specify this control on the command line; however, you may use this control any number of times within the source file. You may specify the ELSE control both with and without the preceding dollar sign ($).
See Also	IF, ELSEIF, ENDIF, RESET, SET

Example

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$IF (DEBUG)	; TRUE when DEBUG <> 1
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$ELSEIF (TEST)
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$ELSE
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$ENDIF
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