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if you say p1=; or p1=0; you will close the pointer. If you declare p1a somewhere else you can now use it if pointer 1 is off if it were pointer p1b it would need both pointer p1a and p1 to be off for it to work . if you say p1=1 pointer 1 will turn back on and close the choice if you turn on just p1a and p1b then no pointers will be on because it will break the logic.
This enables along with self coding of the pd function for advanced code path options and could well be of use for many applications to make the code more efficient compacted and intelligent.
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