proc.h

Command/PROC, Releases: AP and R83

Move text to output buffer.

Syntax

hstring{<}

Description

moves a literal string of characters to the currently active output buffer.

The '<' character is the equivalent of a <return>, and must follow each discrete parameter when moving multiple parameters to the secondary output buffer (following the 'ston' command).

Example

hlist entity
h name address phone
p

The 'h' commands move the strings following them to the end of the
currently active output buffer.

hget-list invoices
ston
hlist-label invoices cust.name cust.addr custcsz (cip<
h1,3,1,0,30,0,c<
p

The '<' characters in the example are required to separate, or
'stack', the strings to execute after the list is retrieved.

See Also

Command Name Type Description
proc.ih Command Remove string from input buffer.
proc.ston Command Activates secondary output buffer.
proc.a Command Moves data to active output buffer.
proc Definition List of PROC subjects.
pob Definition Description of Primary Output Buffer.
sob Definition Description of Secondary Output Buffer.

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