HP Business BASIC/XL Reference Manual - HP 3000 MPE/iX Computer Systems - Edition 1 (32715-90001)
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numbers.
4. When you enter a line range, the Program Analyst displays
information about branches, structured statement, variables, and
detectable problem conditions. Try different line ranges until
you find one that will not cause many broken branches.
5. Press the softkey labeled Extract. Use any legal HP Business
BASIC/XL identifier. The Program Analyst creates the two files
used to produce the altered program. The first file is the
original program with the extracted lines replaced by a CALL
statement, and the second is the new subunit.
6. Exit the Program Analyst.
7. GET the original program file (the one whose name begins with g)
and then MERGE the new subunit file (the one whose name begins
with m). Use a line number on the MERGE command that will add the
new subunit to the end of the program.
8. Renumber the program, and SAVE it. During the SAVE, the Program
Analyst will identify any remaining broken structures that will
need manual correction.
INFO Command
The INFO command prints information about the current interpreter
environment. The INFO command is a command-only statement. That is, it
can only be issued at the interpreter prompt and cannot be placed in a
program. Default values can be changed by running the HP Business
BASIC/XL configuration utility program as described in Appendix C.
Syntax
INFO
Example
The following shows the results of the INFO command:
>INFO
Current settings:
Numeric format STANDARD
Angular units RAD
DEFAULT expression evaluation OFF
Options REAL, INIT, BASE 0,
NO DECLARE, TRACE
Home group (FILES ARE IN) None defined
Destination of SEND OUTPUT TO DISPLAY
Destination of SEND SYSTEM OUTPUT TO DISPLAY
Destination of COPY ALL OUTPUT TO DISPLAY
Subunit size 499 words
Native Language 0 (Native-3000)
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