Any way I can simplify and repeat without copying 10 times.

[Panaue]

I have a command to set up to 10 bookmarks, for recall in other commands, and was wondering if it could be done in a way that I don't have to repeat for all 10 bookmarks.

Command is:  Save to bookmark[1..10]

Set text [~Input] to '{CMDSEGMENT:1}'
Set text [~clip] to '{CLIP}'
Begin Text Compare : [{CMDSEGMENT:1}] Equals '1'
    Begin Text Compare : [Bookmark1] Has Not Been Set
        Set text [Bookmark1] to '{CLIP}' (Upper Case) (save value to profile)
        Say, '{TXT:Bookmark1} has been saved to Bookmark 1.'
    Else If Text Compare : [Bookmark1] Has Been Set
        Say, 'Bookmark has already been saved to {TXT:Bookmark1}, would you like to overwrite this? Yes or No!'
        Wait for spoken response: 'Yes;No'
        Begin Text Compare : [{TXT:~textResult}] Equals 'Yes'
            Set text [~temp] to [{TXT:Bookmark1}]
            Say, 'Bookmark {TXT:Bookmark1} has been overwritten with [{CLIP}]'
            Pause 0.1 seconds
            Set text [Bookmark1] to '{CLIP}' (save value to profile)
        Else
            Say, 'Bookmark {TXT:Bookmark1} as not been overwritten!'
        End Condition
    End Condition
End Condition


Thanks in advance!!

[SemlerPDX]

You can use tokens combined with text in order to form dynamic variable names which you can use in your comparisons like this:

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Set text [~thisBookmark] to [Bookmark{CMDSEGMENT:1}]
Begin Text Compare : [~thisBookmark] Has Not Been Set
    Write [Red] 'TESTING: This bookmark has not been set (yet)' to log
    Set text [Bookmark{CMDSEGMENT:1}] to '{CLIP}' (Upper Case) (save value to profile)
    Say, '{TXT:Bookmark{CMDSEGMENT:1}} has been saved to Bookmark {CMDSEGMENT:1}.'
Else If Text Compare : [~thisBookmark] Has Been Set
    Write [Green] 'TESTING: This bookmark has already been set' to log
End Condition

That should help you make this into a single ambiguous condition without having to write out conditions for each bookmark number (thus eliminating the need to repeat same-same actions over and over).

Best wishes and good luck!!

[SemlerPDX]

Just as a follow up to save you time, note that I placed the value of the (dynamic) variable into a text variable, and used that in the condition, as opposed to assembling the dynamic variable name directly within the condition.

This works:

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Set text [~thisBookmark] to [Bookmark{CMDSEGMENT:1}]
Begin Text Compare : [~thisBookmark] Has Not Been Set
...however, this would not work:

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Begin Text Compare : [Bookmark{CMDSEGMENT:1}] Has Not Been Set

[Panaue]

Thank you!! This worked wonderfully.  I just started working with the dynamic variables and it this option did not occur to me even though I have used a similar concept in other commands.