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| − | The *IN Array, in [[RPG]] programs, is | + | == Summary == |
| + | The *IN Array, in [[RPG]] programs, is an automatically-generated array of 99 single character elements that contains the respective value of the numbered [[indicators]]. | ||
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| + | == Examples == | ||
For instance ... referencing <code>*IN(05)</code> will return the value of <code>*IN05</code>. | For instance ... referencing <code>*IN(05)</code> will return the value of <code>*IN05</code>. | ||
| − | <b> Setting on or off several in series indicators</B> | + | |
| + | <b> Setting on or off several in a series of indicators</B> | ||
%Subarr(*In :Startind :Numberofind) = *Off; | %Subarr(*In :Startind :Numberofind) = *Off; | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:29, 12 December 2018
Summary
The *IN Array, in RPG programs, is an automatically-generated array of 99 single character elements that contains the respective value of the numbered indicators.
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Examples
For instance ... referencing *IN(05) will return the value of *IN05.
Setting on or off several in a series of indicators
%Subarr(*In :Startind :Numberofind) = *Off;
