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Operators and functions for increased readability of source code
Constants for increasing the source code readability
OBJECT new object creation
BEGIN BREAK supress of system error call
RECOVER BREAK system error recovery
END BREAK end of program part with supressed error call
BREAKIF conditional break
ENDWHILE conditional while loop end
REPEAT unconditional loop begin
LOOPIF conditional loop begin
EXITIF conditional loop exit
UNTIL conditional repeat until loop end
ENDREPEAT unconditional repeat loop end
RETURNIF conditional function exit
RETURN UPDATE function exit, for switch set
FILL EMPTY variable is filled if empty
DEFAULT variable is filled with default value if it's value is NIL
STORE VALUE variable is stored the default value if it's value <> NIL
SET ERRORS FILE error file name set
SET LASTKEY key code for the LasteKey() function set
SET QUICKESC sets if the ESC key should exit the menu or no
SET DIALOG enable / disable dialog line output
CLEAR KEYBOARD cleares the keyboard queue
NET CREATE database cretion in network environment
NET USE database open in a network environment
NET INDEX ON index file creation in a network environment
NET SET INDEX index file open in a network environment
NET APPEND BLANK blank record append in a network environment
NET DELETE record deleted mark in a network environment
NET RECALL deleted marked record recall in a network environment
NET REPLACE extended network storing a data info database file
NET RLOCK record lock before write atempt in a network environment
NET FLOCK database file lock before write atempt in a network environ
NET ERASE database file delete in a network environment
NET REINDEX reindex of databases in a network environment
NET PACK pack of database in a network environment
NET ZAP zap of database in a network environment
NET UNLOCK unlock of database record in a network environment
NET CLOSE close of database in a network environment
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