From - Wed Jun  3 12:34:32 1998
Subject: Re: Reading variable from a dir in ML

>Cyrille de Brebisson wrote:
>> [snip]
>> *RclDir
>> %>D0:@Dernier Objet Dir Da:Taille nom ResZone:Nom
[snip]
>> { C=DAT0.B ?C#D.B
>>   { CD0EX RSTK=C CD0EX
[snip]
>>   }
>>   D0-5 A=DAT0.A CD0EX C-A.A CD0EX
>> ?A#0.A UP
>> }
[snip]

>I know AG mnemonics and I know HP mnemonics, but I don't know these
>mnemonics.  Is there some sort of a "rosetta stone" (or babelfish)
>that will enable the English-speaking world to understand this?


this mnemonics are meta kernel syntax (of jasc syntax).
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>An alternative would be to post little routines like this in Wickes'
>ASC format (see FAQ) so that the reader could download it and then
>translate it into AG or HP or French or Swahili or whatever.


I tooke this routines from one of my program, and I do not want to go back
to an old unpowerful syntax. one it will takes me a lot of time.
no problem to give help to somebody giving him some of my routine, but with
the minimum of effort for me :-)


a+ cyrille

tips:
?A=C.A {  EXIT { UPNC EXITC } UP }
<====>
?A=C A
GOYES End1
*Begining1
GOTO End1
*Begining2
GONC Begining2
GOC End2
*End2
GOTO Begining1
*End1

you can write
A=A+C A or A=A+C.A or more simply A+C.A