Branching in MaxL

A fairly common task I run across when writing MaxL scripts is to have some logic where a certain file loads or a calc runs one day and a different file loads or a different calc runs on a different day. I'd usually write multiple MaxL scripts to handle this and call a different script on a different day. I'm not sure why it took me so long to figure this out, but it's really not difficult to handle this in one script.

1:  login $1 $2 on $3;  
2:    
3:  echo 'script starting';  
4:    
5:  goto $4;  
6:    
7:  define label '0';  
8:  echo 'Today is Sunday';  
9:  goto 'Finished';  
10:    
11:  define label '1';  
12:  echo 'Today is Monday';  
13:  goto 'Finished';  
14:    
15:  define label '2';  
16:  echo 'Today is Tuesday';  
17:  goto 'Finished';  
18:    
19:  define label '3';  
20:  echo 'Today is Wednesday';  
21:  goto 'Finished';  
22:    
23:  define label '4';  
24:  echo 'Today is Wednesday';  
25:  goto 'Finished';  
26:    
27:  define label '5';  
28:  echo 'Today is Thursday';  
29:  goto 'Finished';  
30:    
31:  define label '6';  
32:  echo 'Today is Friday';  
33:  goto 'Finished';  
34:    
35:  define label '7';  
36:  echo 'Today is Saturday';  
37:  goto 'Finished';  
38:    
39:  define label 'Finished';  
40:  echo 'script is finished';  
41:    
42:  logout;  
43:  exit;  

When I call the MaxL script, I pass in User ID, Password, Hostname and then a number for the day of the week. Only the part between the label and the goto will be executed.