UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
Parameter Description Examples In the following example, A is a dimensioned array with five elements: 1-440 UniBasic Commands Reference ,start.num Specifies the starting position in the dimensioned array. If start.num is less than or equal to 0, UniData defaults to 1. The dynamic array is not generated if start.num is greater than end.num. ,end.num Specifies the ending position in the dimensioned array. If end.num is less than or equal to 0, or if it is beyond the end of the dimensioned array, UniData retrieves data to the end of the dimensioned array. USING delim The USING clause specifies the delimiter delim in the dyn.array generation. If you do not specify delim, or if you specify an empty string, delim defaults to @AM (attribute mark). If you specify more than one character, only the first character is used. UniData inserts delim between the elements if dyn.array. A(1)=11, A(2)=22, A(3)=33, A(4)=44, and A(5)=55 The following program statement: MATBUILD NEW.ARRAY FROM A ,2,4 generates the following dynamic array: NEW.ARRAY = "22":@AM:"33":@AM:"44" The next program statement: MATBUILD ARRAY FROM A ,1 USING ',' generates the following dynamic array: ARRAY = "11,22,33,44,55" MATBUILD Parameters (continued)
Related Commands UniBasic DIM, INMAT, MAT, MATPARSE, MATREAD, MATREADL, MATREADU, MATWRITE, MATWRITEU MATBUILD 1-441
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- Page 442 and 443: ISNV Syntax ISNV(expr) Description
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- Page 448 and 449: LE Syntax expr1 LE expr2 Synonyms #
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- Page 452 and 453: LENS Syntax LENS(dyn.array) Descrip
- Page 454 and 455: LISTUSER Syntax LISTUSER() Descript
- Page 456 and 457: LN Syntax LN(num.expr) Description
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- Page 472 and 473: LOWER Syntax LOWER(dyn.array.expr)
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- Page 476 and 477: MAT Syntax MAT dim.array = expr MAT
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- Page 484 and 485: MATCHFIELD Syntax MATCHFIELD(str.ex
- Page 486 and 487: MATPARSE Syntax MATPARSE dim.array
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- Page 492 and 493: MATREADL Syntax MATREADL dim.array
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- Page 498 and 499: Related Commands UniBasic DIM, INMA
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- Page 502 and 503: MATWRITEU Syntax MATWRITEU dim.arra
- Page 504 and 505: MAXIMUM Syntax MAXIMUM(dyn.array.va
- Page 506 and 507: MDPERFORM Syntax MDPERFORM str.expr
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Parameter Description<br />
Examples<br />
In the following example, A is a dimensioned array with five elements:<br />
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,start.num Specifies the starting position in the dimensioned array. If start.num<br />
is less than or equal to 0, UniData defaults to 1. The dynamic array<br />
is not generated if start.num is greater than end.num.<br />
,end.num Specifies the ending position in the dimensioned array.<br />
If end.num is less than or equal to 0, or if it is beyond the end of the<br />
dimensioned array, UniData retrieves data to the end of the<br />
dimensioned array.<br />
USING delim The USING clause specifies the delimiter delim in the dyn.array<br />
generation. If you do not specify delim, or if you specify an empty<br />
string, delim defaults to @AM (attribute mark). If you specify more<br />
than one character, only the first character is used. UniData inserts<br />
delim between the elements if dyn.array.<br />
A(1)=11, A(2)=22, A(3)=33, A(4)=44, and A(5)=55<br />
The following program statement:<br />
MATBUILD NEW.ARRAY FROM A ,2,4<br />
generates the following dynamic array:<br />
NEW.ARRAY = "22":@AM:"33":@AM:"44"<br />
The next program statement:<br />
MATBUILD ARRAY FROM A ,1 USING ','<br />
generates the following dynamic array:<br />
ARRAY = "11,22,33,44,55"<br />
MATBUILD Parameters (continued)
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