F ! INTOUCH® 4GL Y INTOUCH® 4GL
A Guide to the INTOUCH Language
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Chapter 1 Working in the INTOUCH Environment j
Chapter 2 INTOUCH Commands ~
Chapter 3 Program Elements and Data in INTOUCH €
Chapter 4 Writing and Debugging INTOUCH Programs }
Chapter 5 Inputting and Storing Terminal Data v
Chapter 6 Printing and Displaying Data l
Chapter 7 Program Directives m
Chapter 8 Assigning Variables p
Chapter 9 Set and Ask Statements l
Chapter 10 Defining Arrays ‰
Chapter 11 Loops, Conditionals, Chaining and Branching o
Chapter 12 Exception Handling ˆ
Chapter 13 Calling Routines Written In Other Languages v
Chapter 14 Data Structure Statements N - 14.1 General InformationI
- 14.2 OPEN STRUCTURE U
- 14.3 CLOSE STRUCTURE struc_name H
- 14.4 ADD STRUCTURE K
- 14.5 DELETE STRUCTURE R
- 14.6 LOCK | UNLOCK STRUCTUREL
- 14.7 EXTRACT STRUCTURE H
- 14.8 ASK STRUCTURE H
- 14.9 SET STRUCTURE
W - 14.9.1 SET STRUCTURE: CURRENT Z
- 14.9.2 SET STRUCTURE, FIELD: KEYb
- 14.9.3 SET STRUCTURE, FIELD: PARTIAL KEYR
- 14.9.4 SET STRUCTURE: IDW
- 14.9.5 SET STRUCTURE: POINTER V
- 14.9.6 SET STRUCTURE: RECORD[
- 14.9.7 SET STRUCTURE: EXTRACTED 0 n
- 14.9.8 SET STRUCTURE, SET, USING: EXPRESSION 'owner'g
- 14.9.9 SET STRUCTURE, SET: EXPRESSION 'owner' h
- 14.9.10 SET STRUCTURE, SET, USING, FIELD: KEY\
- 14.9.11 SET STRUCTURE, SET, USING
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Chapter 15 File Handling Ž
Chapter 16 Creating Structures, Field Definitions with SETUP v
Chapter 17 INTOUCH Running Under VMS o
Appendix A Built-in Functions k
Appendix B Reserved Words ƒ
Appendix C INTOUCH's Error and Exception Messages p
Appendix D ASCII Character Set„
Appendix E Creating Libraries for Use with INTOUCHx
Appendix F INTOUCH Database Interfaces ;
Index )
Examples '
Figures %
Tables
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