Option (disambiguation) - Revision history

Laura at 21:12, 18 July 2013

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	There are two methods of implementing '''Options''' in BR!. [[Option (Config)]] is used primarily at [[startup]] (see [[br32.exe]]) and has more options while [[Option (statement)]] occurs in running BR programs and are found on [[program lines]]. However an [[Execute]] [[Config]] [[statement]] enables all Option (Config) options to be used as statements. Do note that there is a difference in syntax. In the following code snippet line 10 utilizes an Option (statement) whilst 20 uses Option (Config).		There are two methods of implementing '''Options''' in BR!. [[Option (Config)]] is used primarily at [[startup]] (see [[br32.exe]]) and has more options while [[Option (statement)]] occurs in running BR programs and are found on program lines. However an [[Execute]] [[Config]] [[statement]] enables all Option (Config) options to be used as statements. Do note that there is a difference in syntax. In the following code snippet line 10 utilizes an Option (statement) whilst 20 uses Option (Config).

	00010 Option Base 1		00010 Option Base 1

Laura at 19:20, 25 February 2013

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	There are two methods of implementing '''Options''' in BR!. [[Option (Config)]] is used primarily at [[startup]] (see [[br32.exe]]) and has more options while [[Option (~~Statement~~)]] occurs in running BR programs and are found on [[program lines]]. However an [[Execute]] [[Config]] [[statement]] enables all Option (Config) options to be used as statements. Do note that there is a difference in syntax. In the following code snippet line 10 utilizes an Option (statement) whilst 20 uses Option (Config).		There are two methods of implementing '''Options''' in BR!. [[Option (Config)]] is used primarily at [[startup]] (see [[br32.exe]]) and has more options while [[Option (statement)]] occurs in running BR programs and are found on [[program lines]]. However an [[Execute]] [[Config]] [[statement]] enables all Option (Config) options to be used as statements. Do note that there is a difference in syntax. In the following code snippet line 10 utilizes an Option (statement) whilst 20 uses Option (Config).

	00010 Option Base 1		00010 Option Base 1

Laura at 19:20, 25 February 2013

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	*[[Option (Config)]]		*[[Option (Config)]]
	*[[Option (~~Statement~~)]]		*[[Option (statement)]]

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	[[Category:disambiguation]]		[[Category:disambiguation]]
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There are two methods of implementing '''Options''' in BR!. [[Option (Config)]] is used primarily at [[startup]] (see [[br32.exe]]) and has more options while [[Option (Statement)]] occurs in running BR programs and are found on [[program lines]]. However an [[Execute]] [[Config]] [[statement]] enables all Option (Config) options to be used as statements. Do note that there is a difference in syntax. In the following code snippet line 10 utilizes an Option (statement) whilst 20 uses Option (Config).

00010 Option Base 1
00020 Execute "Config Option 1 Off"

In the above code snippet, line 10 utilizes the Option [[Statement]] and line 20 utilizes Option [[Config]].

*[[Option (Config)]]
*[[Option (Statement)]]

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[[Category:disambiguation]]
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