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Revision as of 15:41, 11 March 2009
Contents
SET READEXIT
Class
Screen Forms
Purpose
Control of read termination from keyboard
Syntax
SET READEXIT ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
SET EDITFIELD, SET PCKEYS, READEXIT()
Description
If READEXIT is set ON, then termination of a read, by using the [CURSOR UP] and [CURSOR DOWN] keys, is enabled. When READEXIT is set OFF, termination of a read, by using the [CURSOR UP] and [CURSOR DOWN] keys, is disabled. The command PCKEYS must be set ON for READEXIT to have any effect. By default, READEXIT is set ON. The READEXIT command is synonymous with the READEXIT() function.
Example
set pckeys on set readexit on m_var = space(10) read
Products
Recital Terminal Developer
