Flowchart converts to Basic?

[Gramps]

This little code example was the result of using the Picaxe Editor's flowchart to Basic converter.
The "Cells" appear to be a unit containing the "if" statement.
My question is, what would this look like if it was simply coded in Basic?
Thanks ,Gramps
main:
Cell_7_3:
high B.7
if pinC.0=1 then
goto Cell_7_5
end if
goto Cell_7_3
Cell_7_5:
pause 500
low B.7
Cell_7_7:
high B.6
if pinC.0=1 then
goto Cell_7_9
end if
goto Cell_7_7
Cell_7_9:
pause 500
low B.6
goto Cell_7_3:

 

[premelec]

The colon indicates a label that can be referred to with a GOTO - cell: is therefore an entry point. It's a bit sloppy using GOTOs but functional. Could instead be written with subroutines [GOSUB] or a variety of other ways - no right way - some ways clearer than others especially to those who write them ;-0 Try rewriting it yourself...

 

[hippy]

what would this look like if it was simply coded in Basic?

My best analysis is -

Do
  High  B.7
  Do : Loop Until pinC.0 = 1
  Pause 500
  Low   B.7
  High  B.6
  Do : Loop Until pinC.0 = 1
  Pause 500
  Low   B.6
Loop

It would probably be easier to convert from a screenshot or the posted flowchart file.

 

[Gramps]

Wow! Half the code lines! Thank you Hippy!
" Try rewriting it yourself..."
I really wish I could! This learning curve has become an overhanging cliff!
Here is the screen shot:

 

[hippy]

Wow! Half the code lines! Thank you Hippy!

And potentially even less if you use #MACRO ...

#Macro Sequence(LedPin)
  High LedPin
  Do : Loop Until pinC.0 =1
  Pause 500
  Low LedPin
#EndMacro

Do
  Sequence(B.0)
  Sequence(B.1)
  Sequence(B.2)
Loop

And to minimise memory use -

#Macro Sequence(LedPin)
  b0 = LedPin
  Gosub Do_Sequence
#EndMacro

Do
  Sequence(B.0)
  Sequence(B.1)
  Sequence(B.2)
Loop

Do_Sequence:
  High b0
  Do : Loop Until pinC.0 =1
  Pause 500
  Low b0
  Return