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- [cls][gray]
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- Opus Embedded Command Compiler
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- Version 1.04
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- [lightcyan on brown] [gray]
- [lightcyan on brown] 1. What is Opus Embedded Command Compiler [gray]
- [lightcyan on brown] 2. How to use comments inside my code [gray]
- [lightcyan on brown] 3. How do I use labels [gray]
- [lightcyan on brown] [gray]
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- [lightgreen]Choose one of the options, or [yellow]Q[lightgreen] to quit: [yellow][menu]123Q[gray]
- [choice]1[goto][what's-this]
- [choice]2[goto][how-do-I-comment?]
- [choice]3[goto][can.I.use_labels?!]
- [choice]Q[goto][that's-it-4-now]
- [/what's-this
- ][cls][gray]
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- [lightmagenta]Opus Embedded Command Compiler [white]takes source code written
- in OECL (Opus Embedded Command Language) and translates
- it into Opus Embedded Commands (OEC) or oANSI codes.
-
-
- [lightgreen]Example:
- ~~~~~~~~
-
- [lightred]To have any following text displayed in yellow, you just
- [lightred]type [[yellow] not worrying what the exact oANSI code is.
- OECC will translate it to ^V^A^N (oANSI code for yellow).
-
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- [[yellow]
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- [yellow][enter]
- [top][
- /how-do-I-comment?
- ][cls][gray]
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-
- Starting with version 1.04, OECC allows the use of comments
- in the code. A comment is a token which starts with the
- word COMMENT (in upper or lower case) followed by a space,
- tab or carriage return. The comment token can be of any
- length and is totally ignored by the compiler.
-
- [lightgreen]Example:
- ~~~~~~~~
-
- [yellow][[ comment
-
- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
-
- This is a comment and will be ignored by the compiler.
-
- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
-
- ]
- [
- COMMENT
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- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
-
- Obviously, the previous "comment" was not really a comment as it was
- preceded by "[[" to show up on your jelp screen.
-
- Just to give you an idea of how true comments work, I included this
- one right here....
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- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
-
- ]
- [lightcyan][enter]
- [top][
- /can.I.use_labels?!
- ][comment
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- Please note that just about any character can be used inside a
- label, excluding obviously `/' except at the beginning. Also
- blanks and tabs are excluded from inside the label name as they
- will be interpreted as delimiters.
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-
-
- ][cls][gray]
- [lightmagenta]Labels are a standard part of Opus Embedded Command Language.
- However, previous versions of OECC could not compile them.
- The ability to convert labels into OEC was added in version
- 1.04. It is one of the most powerful features of Opus Embedded
- Commands. This demo uses labels.
-
- [white]Example:
- ~~~~~~~~
-
- [yellow]Your quote for the day:
-
- [[/wisdom.of.ages][[quote]
-
- Do you want another quote [[[[y,n]? [[menu]YN
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- [[choice]Y[[goto][[wisdom.of.ages]
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- [lightgreen][enter]
- [top
- ][/
- that's-it-4-now
- ][cls][gray]
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- [lightmagenta]This demo was prepared by OECCDRAW.EXE, then edited
- with a word processor to include the labels.
-
- As they say:
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- [yellow][quote]
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-