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-86 Variables
AEDIT -86 User's Guide
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SM
The name of the last
file
specified for the MACRO Get command.
so
The name of the OTHER input file.
SP
The name of the last
file
specified for the BLOCK Put command.
SR
The replacement string of (?)REPLACE.
ST
The target string of
(-)FIND
and (?)REPLACE.
SW
The name of the last
file
specified for the
QUIT
Write command.
6.4.2 Local Variables
All local variables are read-only numeric variables. They cannot
be
assigned, and
they can be used only in the CALC command.
The following is an alphabetical
list of positional values:
BOF Logical
value-true
if the cursor
is
at
the beginning of
file.
COL The current logical cursor position
in
the line. (This value
is
not affected
by the setting of Leftcol.)
CURCH
ASCII value of the current character.
CUR
WD ASCII value of the
two
bytes at the current cursor location.
EOF Logical
value-true
if the cursor
is
at the end
of
file.
INOTHR
Logical
value-true
if
you
are
in
the
OTHER
buffer.
ISDEL Logical
value-true
if the character at the current position
is
in
the
user defined delimiter set.
ISWHTE
Logical
value-true
if the character at the current position
is
a white
space (space, tab,
LF-ar CR).
LOWCH
If
the current character
is
an uppercase character (41H to 5AH),
LOWCH
is
the ASCII value of the lowercase character. Otherwise,
LOWCH
is
the same as CURCH.
NXTCH
ASCII value of the next character.
NXTT
AB The column number of the next (i.e., to the right of the cursor) tab
position as defined
by
SET Tab.
NXTWD
ASCII value of the second and third bytes following the current cursor
location.
ROW The current cursor
row
(actual
row,
not the logical line
in
the text).
UPCH
If
the current character
is
a lowercase character
(61
H to 7 AH), UPCH
is the ASCII value of the uppercase character. Otherwise, UPCH
is
the same as
CUReH.