>You can QUIT TO single codelocked command files but not to command >files within codelocked procedure files. ><< > >Can you explain that ? >What is a single codelocked command file, and how do you produce it ? A single codelocked command file is produced using the CODELOCK command. See the subject under R:Syntax. For example, say you had an RBase program named scram.asc, then you could convert it into a binary (codelocked) file) scram.asx with the command CODELOCK 1 scram.asc scram.asx scram.asx can be run with the RUN command and will behave identically to scram.asc. The advantage is that scram.asx is codelocked and the code can no longer be read by a human. The disadvantage is that to modify the asx file you must first modify the asc file and then codelock it. >
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