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I vaguely
remember someone having a problem with an I> or L> a while back. I
happened to be going through the Syntax Reference and found the following
information.
Hope this will
help if still needed.
Rich
S.
R:BASE Prompts
We are all familiar with, and have often times come to love, the venerable
R> Prompt. However, there are other prompts that you will run across from
time to time when using R:BASE. This document attempts to list them and discuss
how to exit the Prompt safely.
| Prompt |
Description |
Exit Method |
| R> |
This is the standard Command Entry prompt. (Exiting this will exit
R:BASE) |
EXIT or QUIT |
| B> |
Indicates that you have entered a BREAK command but have not reached
the end of the looping structure (such as an ENDSW). |
In most cases ENDSW. The [Esc] key may work. |
| I> |
This prompt indicates that you are currently within an IF or ELSE body
block for conditions that are not met. |
ENDIF |
| L> |
This indicates that you are in a LOAD table status. |
END |
| S> |
This indicates that you are inside a SWITCH or CASE command block for
the non-matching CASEs for a SWITCH but that you have not yet matched a
case. Once you have matched a case this is replaced by the B> Prompt.
| ENDSW |
| W> |
This indicates that you are inside of a WHILE loop command block. |
ENDWH |
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