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JY1.19931@nwrddc01.gnilink.net> Michael Pender wrote:
I assume some of the commands are matched pairs, e.g.:
if...ifand...ifor...else
if and else go together:
if x=0,let y=1
else let y=2
ifand is equivalent of if...and...then:
ifand x=0,y=0, goto bothzero (nb:space between comma and statement!)
ifor is equivalent of if...or...then:
ifor x=0,y=0, goto eitherzero
for...next
repeat...until
while...whilen
The purpose of most of the commands is clear from context, but there
are a few I don't remember, including:
bck, begin, button, cleanup, get, getvar, in, key, mpl, mul, numfiles, putvar, rot, set, sin, uen, and use.
Can anyone tell me what these do?
Thanks,
- Mike
USE=use (load) a macro library, UEN=use end, tells assembler there are
no more macro libraries to load.
Make sure to have a browse through the sample programs on the MacroSoft
disk, all of the commands are used in at least one of the programs. Some
of them like USE and UEN are used in _every_ program.
Meanwhile I'm scanning in the complete manual for the guys at Call-A.P.P.
L.E. to make available. What is a real shame is that the original manual
was produced on a computer in the first place, using Microsoft Word,
MacPaint and MacDraw. Everyone out there who's reading this: make
backups of your disks now!
--
Roger Johnstone, Invercargill, New Zealand
Apple II - FutureCop:LAPD - iMac Game Wizard
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the best people, and I can assure you that data processing is a fad that
won't last out the year."
The editor in charge of business books for Prentice Hall, 1957
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