In the Command_list_String[0] = 'i' the letter "I" s the name of my macro. I was hoping to call macro "I" but the compiler tries to call macro FCL_i which does not work.
I just want to call macro "I"

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Is it possible to buy the app developer for my fc9?

I click on the "APP" icon, and it takes me to new user or upgrade user. I select upgrade user and that takes me to https://www.flowcode.co.uk/buy/process/ which has no indication of app developer purchase?

I don't see how to purchase app developer for my FC9.
Viewing licenses and selecting app developer takes me to a screen that does not have app developer selection

If you mean the Switch command icon, then not exactly. That said, you can create a set of constants with appropriate names and unique integer values, and then use those throughout your project. These could then be used in a Switch statement and would be make the code a lot more readable and easy ...

@mnfisher I'm not sure of the syntax for c so could you help me with your example:
void (*fn)(MX_UINT32);
fn = (void*)FCL_MACRO_TABLE[FCL_I % 2];
fn(FCL_I);

I think this is what I need. I simply want to pick a macro from my table and run it. I'm using FC9
My table calling macros by one letter only ...

I can call you the macro but I have to add FCM_ at the beginning. My macro names are in the array table so I want to collect that macro name and call it. I'm not sure how to concatenate the FCM_ to the called name.
Thoughts?

Thanks. I'm now clarified...

I got the system running with the switch. The code is bulky with quite a few decisions.. I figured matching the command with a table list would make the code easier and more efficient.