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$call L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,2) L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,4) | $call L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,2) L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,4) | ||
endif | endif | ||
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+ | Note that you can use tmp statement for numeric values also. Just enclose the value in "". Example: | ||
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+ | tmp 0 "%op(%tmp(0),+,1)" | ||
+ | if %op(%tmp(0),=,5) | ||
+ | stop | ||
+ | endif | ||
<p> | <p> | ||
− | Back to [[Event_Handler# | + | Back to [[Event_Handler#Built-In Action Commands]]. |
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+ | [[Category:Event Handler]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Built-In Action Commands]] |
Latest revision as of 15:19, 4 October 2019
Event_Handler statement - Write Temporary Variable
Format: tmp index "<string>"
Write <string> to temporary variable number index.
- Temporary variables (strings) are numbered 0 to 9.
- Temporary variable lives only within the action string!
- Each variable is a text string, with maximum length of 126 characters
- Temporary variables are read with EventHandler macro %tmp.
Example:
tmp 0 "%sscan(%edi,connect)" if %tmp(0) $call L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,2) L%scutf(%tmp(0), ,4) endif
Note that you can use tmp statement for numeric values also. Just enclose the value in "". Example:
tmp 0 "%op(%tmp(0),+,1)" if %op(%tmp(0),=,5) stop endif