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COMMAND NAME»gray«: »%t« Version »ye«
/VERSION
/cw
»%t«Version»#« shows the »%t«DO»#« version, script name and script level
on line »ye«25»#« of the screen.
/VERSION
/SET B 15
/LOOK 25 17 1
/IF %Found EQ : CONT
/SET B 19
:CONT
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/GOSUB Arrow %B
The »ye«version number»#« is composed of three parts:
»gr«MAJOR VERSION»gy«:»#« This number indicates a major revision to the
»%t«DO»ye« script processor»#«'s capabilities
.pg
/GOSUB Arrow @math(%B+2)
»gr«MINOR VERSION»gy«:»#« These are incremental enhancements to the
capabilities
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/GOSUB Arrow @math(%B+4)
»gr«REVISION»gy«:»#« A letter here indicates an error correction or
revision to the internal workings without
changes to the »%t«DO»#« capabilities
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/GOSUB Arrow @math(%B+10)
The »wh«date»#« shows the date on which this version was produced.
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/GOSUB Arrow @math(%B+25)
The »cy«Script Name»#« shows the full path name of the current script.
The »wh«script level»#« follows the script in parentheses.
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/GOSUB Arrow 0
The »%t«Version»#« command can be helpful in debugging scripts or
telling the script user information about the script.
»bl«NOTE»gy«:»#« the »cy«Script»#« Name can also be displayed by using the
special variable »ye«~123script~125»#« like this:
»gr«
SCRIPT = {script}
»#«
/GOTO End
:Arrow
/SET Y {Y}
.wi full
/SET title " "
.go 1 23
%title(L79)
%title(L79)
/IF %Arrow01 NE 0 AEnd
.go %Arrow01 23 ye
│
.go %Arrow01 24
V
:AEnd
.# wi 1 5 80 22
.go 1 %Y
/RETURN
:END
/ENDEXEC CLEAR