Hi Ray,
below is a copy of an email from Glen Herbert to the list from 2001
which includes a few.
Craig
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: UV: ASSIGN
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 01:01:29 +1100
From: Glenn Herbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Here are a few other ASSIGN settings that might be useable? All the
others
are for QA debugging purposes.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(1) sets "number" printer channel active. Like
"PRINT ON number", i.e.
ASSIGN 5 TO SYSTEM(1) ; * set to printer chn5
PRINT "THIS GOES TO PRINTER CHANNEL 5"
PRINT "AS IF I DID A 'PRINT ON 5' "
ASSIGN -1 TO SYSTEM(1); *set back to crt display
PRINT "BACK on TERMINAL"
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(225) changes current USERNO to number.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(1008) changes current printer channel width to
"number". Use in conjunction with SYSTEM(1) to set current printer
channel.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(1009) changes current printer channel depth to
"number". Use in conjunction with SYSTEM(1) to set current printer
channel.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(1010) changes current printer channel top margin
to
"number". Use in conjunction with SYSTEM(1) to set current printer
channel.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(1011) changes current printer channel bottom
margin
to "number". Use in conjunction with SYSTEM(1) to set current printer
channel.
ASSIGN 1 (or 0) TO SYSTEM(1017) changes how Type1/Type19 records are
read/written. Setting to 0 will result in all LF chars converted to @FM
chars on reads, and @FM chars to LF chars on writes. Setting to 1 will
result in no conversion, so reads and writes will retain LF chars.
ASSIGN number TO SYSTEM(2101) results in a LIST.READU display.
At 06:45 PM 10/30/01, you wrote:
One that IS documented is the ability to assign to SYSTEM(3001) through
SYSTEM(3005) to fire counters for the Windows NT performance monuitor.
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