Line Label (procedure) - Revision history

Laura at 19:08, 15 October 2013

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	~~When included~~ in a [[procedure file]]~~, commands~~ may start with a line label. The label must begin with a colon (:) and may be up to 800 alphabetic, numeric or underscore characters in length (spaces are not allowed). Procedure labels ~~need~~ not be followed by a command. Both the following procedure lines are acceptable:		Commands in a [[procedure file]] may start with a line label. The label must begin with a colon (:) and may be up to 800 alphabetic, numeric or underscore characters in length (spaces are not allowed). Procedure labels do not have to be followed by a command. Both the following procedure lines are acceptable:

	:NEXTRUN		:NEXTRUN
	:START PROC MENU		:START PROC MENU

	When typed in without a line number and during [[READY]] mode, most statements can be executed immediately. Statements without line numbers may also be included in procedure files. Statements used in both these ways may include a comment at the end of the statement.		When typed in without a line number and during [[READY]] mode, most statements can be executed immediately. Statements without line numbers or labels may also be included in procedure files. Statements used in both these ways may include a comment at the end of the statement.

	The comment must be separated from the rest of the statement by at least one space and an exclamation point, or it may be set off with the use of the [[REM]] statement<br>		The comment must be separated from the rest of the statement by at least one space and an exclamation point, or it may be set off with the use of the [[REM]] statement.<br>

	The following example shows the [[Open (disambiguation)\|OPEN]] (Ope) statement being used in immediate mode:		The following example shows the [[Open (disambiguation)\|OPEN]] (Ope) statement being used in immediate mode:

Laura at 23:23, 7 February 2013

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Laura at 22:36, 5 February 2013

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	The comment must be separated from the rest of the statement by at least one space and an exclamation point, or it may be set off with the use of the [[REM]] statement<br>		The comment must be separated from the rest of the statement by at least one space and an exclamation point, or it may be set off with the use of the [[REM]] statement<br>

	The following example shows the [[OPEN]] (Ope) statement being used in immediate mode:		The following example shows the [[Open (disambiguation)\|OPEN]] (Ope) statement being used in immediate mode:

	OPEN #1:"name=test1",Internal,Input,Sequential		OPEN #1:"name=test1",Internal,Input,Sequential

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When included in a [[procedure file]], commands may start with a line label. The label must begin with a colon (:) and may be up to 800 alphabetic, numeric or underscore characters in length (spaces are not allowed). Procedure labels need not be followed by a command. Both the following procedure lines are acceptable:

:NEXTRUN
:START PROC MENU

When typed in without a line number and during [[READY]] mode, most statements can be executed immediately. Statements without line numbers may also be included in procedure files. Statements used in both these ways may include a comment at the end of the statement.

The comment must be separated from the rest of the statement by at least one space and an exclamation point, or it may be set off with the use of the [[REM]] statement<br>

The following example shows the [[OPEN]] (Ope) statement being used in immediate mode:

OPEN #1:"name=test1",Internal,Input,Sequential

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[[Category:Syntax]]
[[Category:Terminology]]
[[Category:Proc]]
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