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  Pragma:    skip
 
  Syntax:    #pragma skip( [lines] )
 
  Summary:   Skips the specified number of lines in the source listing.
 
  See also:  linesize, page, pagesize, title, subtitle
 
     The skip pragma generates a newline character (CR/LF) in the source
     listing at the point where the pragma appears.
 
     The optional <lines> parameter is an integer constant in the range
     1-127 that specifies the number of lines to skip. If this parameter
     is absent, the skip pragma defaults to one line.
 
     The following statement places one blank line in the source
     listing:
 
          #pragma skip()
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