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Latest revision as of 14:01, 10 November 2009
Purpose
Prompt for input to a memory variable
Syntax
ACCEPT [<expC>] TO <memvar>
See Also
@...GET, DIALOG GET, INPUT, READ, WAIT
Description
The ACCEPT command prompts for input to the memory variable <memvar>. If the optional <expC> is specified, this will be displayed as the prompt, otherwise a colon ':' will be displayed. The user entry is stored in the <memvar> as a character string. If the [RETURN] key is entered, the <memvar> will contain a null string. If the <memvar> does not exist prior to the ACCEPT then it will be created.
Example
accept "Enter customer name? " to name Enter customer name? BILL'' ? name BILL ? type("name") C
Products
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