yes/no of a command
status
status
Returns the program anyflo version.
Exemple: $status prints:
INTERPRETER X32 Michel BRET for the interpreter
ANYFLO X32 Michel BRET 01 January 2019 (19.01) for anyflo
with the date.
status(v)
Returns:
0 if v==NIL
1 if v is a string
2 if v is a long
3 if v is a float
4 if vi is an hybride
Options:
status: prints the internal description of the constant v
Examples:
$status(NIL); prints 0
$status("a"); prints 1
$status status("ab"); prints:
dim = 5 tye = CHAR np = 2 dimp = 2
1
$status(1,2,3); prints 3
status com
status com
Returns the command com status:
0: no com is active.
1: yes com is active.
-1: yes com and no com are prohibited, it is not recommended to change the status in this case.
status com(s)
Changes this status.
status compile
status compile
Returns the compile status
status compile(s)
Changes this status.
Notes:
status compile(0); is equivalent to no compile;
status compile(1); is equivalent to yes compile;
(default).
status compile(2); compiles without complete parenthesizings.
Can be used in case of error in parenthesis, to force a particular bracketing.
status edit
status edit
Returns the edit status.
status edit(s)
Changes this status:
s=0: no edition
s=1: edition
s=2: more edition
status var
status var("nnn")
Returns:
0 if x is NIL
1 if x is a string
2 if x is a long
3 if x is a float
4 if x is an hybride
status var("nnn")edit
Displays the internal description of variable nnn.
status write
status write
Returns the file write protection.
status write(s)
Changes this protection:
s=0: equivalent to no write, writing is protected
(confirmation if the file already exists).
s=1: equivalent to yes write, writing is not protected
(if the file already exists, it is overwritten).
s=2: the file is not written if it already exists.