UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
Note: SEND with the X option suppresses the output of return/line feed. However, you cannot include both quotation marks and the colon (‘:’) in the same statement. Examples In the following example, the program statement sends the string to line 0 unless line 0 is not attached. If line 0 is not attached, UniData displays the message “Line not attached”. 1-712 UniBasic Commands Reference SEND BEGIN_TRANSMISSION TO 0 ELSE PRINT "Line not attached" In the next example, the program statement converts the string to HELLO WORLD before sending it to line 0: TESTVAR = "48454C404F WORLD" SENDX TESTVAR TO 0 ELSE PRINT "Line not attached" Related Commands UniBasic GET UniData PROTOCOL – For information, see the UniData Commands Reference.
SEQ Syntax SEQ("char.expr") Description The UniBasic SEQ function converts a single character to its ASCII code value. The SEQ function is the complement of the CHAR function. SEQ supports multibyte languages. Tip: Use SEQ(@NULL) to determine the ASCII code that represents the null value on your system. Example In the following example, the program statement prints the ASCII code corresponding to the character “#” (in this case, 35): PRINT SEQ("#") Related Commands UniBasic ASCII, CHAR, CHARS, EBCDIC SEQ 1-713
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Note: SEND with the X option suppresses the output of return/line feed. However, you<br />
cannot include both quotation marks and the colon (‘:’) in the same statement.<br />
Examples<br />
In the following example, the program statement sends the string to line 0 unless line<br />
0 is not attached. If line 0 is not attached, UniData displays the message “Line not<br />
attached”.<br />
1-712 <strong>UniBasic</strong> <strong>Commands</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />
SEND BEGIN_TRANSMISSION TO 0<br />
ELSE PRINT "Line not attached"<br />
In the next example, the program statement converts the string to HELLO WORLD<br />
before sending it to line 0:<br />
TESTVAR = "48454C404F WORLD"<br />
SENDX TESTVAR TO 0 ELSE PRINT "Line not attached"<br />
Related <strong>Commands</strong><br />
<strong>UniBasic</strong><br />
GET<br />
UniData<br />
PROTOCOL – For information, see the UniData <strong>Commands</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>.
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