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RESUME Statement
Category Reference/Commodore Basic V3.5 Topic RESUME [line#/NEXT] The RESUME statement is only used when a TRAP statement traps an error and executes a seperate line of a BASIC program. Without arguments, RESUME attempts to re-execute the line in which the error occured. RESUME NEXT resumes execution immediately following the statement which caused the error. RESUME line# will begin execution at the specified line number. When a RESUME statement is executed, the TRAP operation stops. If a RESUME statement is executed and there is no TRAP in operation, a ?CAN'T RESUME ERROR occurs. NOTE: This error message will be displayed if there is no TRAP statement defined, but if there is a TRAP statement defined, the ?CAN'T RESUME ERROR will be trapped just like any other error. This statement can only be used within a program. If it is used in direct mode, an ?ILLEGAL DIRECT ERROR will occur. Examples `RESUME` Re-executes the line on which the error occured `RESUME NEXT` Resumes execution at the statement immediately following the statement that caused the error `RESUME 250` Resumes execution at line 250 Abbreviation RES SHIFT+U