Will one ClearIgnoreKey() command clear the ignores for 2 states of the key?  To be specific, is the following correct?

// Disables use of the F10 key if the Bill To Code has not been assigned
IF ( (@Mode() = 0) AND (@IsBlank(BILL_TO_CODE)) )
THEN
	{
	IgnoreKey(KEYCODE_F10, 0)
	IgnoreKey(KEYCODE_F10, KEY_STATE_SHIFT)
	}
ELSE
	{
	ClearIgnoreKey(KEYCODE_F10)
	} 

Thanks Erika!

Here's what I'm dealing with.  I have buttons on my form for Save, Save & Continue, and Save & Exit.  Each of these tests to see if the Code has been assigned before committing the record.  If it has not, NotifyForm(1) prevents saving.  When the code is assigned the record is automatically committed, and the button which assigns the code no longer functions.

The other day my trucking dispatcher pressed F10 while working on a record in Add mode.  The F10 key performs no test to check if the code has been assigned, and it had not.  So now we had a committed record without a code.  And I couldn't assign the code because it had been committed.  And we couldn't save the record with the buttons because the code hadn't been assigned.  Yadda yadda yadda.  Had me darned confused for a while:  how the heck had she done that?

So I'm disabling F10 in Add mode if the code has not been assigned.  I'm sure there's a less blunt way to do it but what the heck, the programming is top-heavy already.