Conventions


 

The following conventions are used throughout this help system.

 

Code examples appear as:

 

 

LOOP

DISPLAY

*P01:24,DIM45;

 

PL/B verbs such as CALC, DISPLAY, etc., and the condition flags, such as OVER, LESS, etc. (including function key flags - F1, F14, END, DOWN, etc.), used other than in PL/B code examples are printed in bold type in all capital letters.

 

All instruction format examples are set as:

 

(1)

[label]

OPERATION

{op}{sep}{op2}

;If 2 operands are necessary

(2)

[label]

OPERATION

{op}{sep}{op2}{sep}{op3}

;If 3 operands are necessary

(3)

[label]

OPERATION

{op}{sep}{op2}{sep}{opn}

;If n operands are necessary

 

In any example where a variable is used, a valid array element (or complete or partial array) may be used.

 

The following notations are used for each example:

 

Label

Meaning...

Variable

The specific variable name or array element

PL

The variable's physical length

LP

The variable's length pointer at the indicated time

FP

The variable's form pointer at the indicated time

Contents

The actual contents of the variable, are printed in a fixed pitch type and blanks within the 'Contents' are indicated by the character '•'.

 

 

See Also: Introduction

 



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