From: Richard Blackburn 
Kieninger,Karl @Silverplume wrote:
> 
> I would like to be able to pause an error checking macro, allow the user to
> correct an error, and then restart the macro from that point.
> 
> Any ideas?
Yes, you need to use the Process() command:
Process
Invokes another editor process.
Syntax:     INTEGER Process()
Returns:    The result of the EndProcess() that terminated the call to
            Process().  If EndProcess() is not passed a parameter, the
result
            is 0.
Notes:      This command invokes the editor recursively.  Control is not
            returned to the macro that originally invoked Process()
until the
            EndProcess() command is executed.
Examples:
            /********************************************************
              A simple browse only mode macro.
              In this example, the editor is re-entered at the call to
              Process(), and control is not returned to the Browse()
              macro until EndProcess() is called - in this particular
              case, by pressing 
             ********************************************************/
            keydef BrowseKeys()
                    Up()
                  Down()
                      EndProcess()
            end
            proc Browse()
              if Enable(BrowseKeys, _EXCLUSIVE_)
                  Message("Press  to exit browse mode")
                  Process()
                  Disable(BrowseKeys)
              endif
            end
See Also:   EndProcess(), Enable(), Disable()
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