Programming instructions

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Chapter 2 Program Instructions

TRANSFER STATUS

Field of Application

Statement for checking last TRANSFER KERMIT or TRANSFER

ZMODEM operation.

Syntax TRANSFER

↔

S[TATUS]<nvar>,<svar>

<nvar> is a ﬁ ve-element one-dimensional numeric array where

the elements will return:

0: Number of packets. (Kermit only)

1: Number of NAK’s. (Kermit only)

2: ASCII value of last status character. (Kermit only)

3: Last error. (Kermit and ZMODEM)

4: Block check type used. (Kermit only)

<svar> is a two-element one-dimensional string array where the

elements will return:

0: Type of protocol. ("KERMIT" or “ZMODEM")

1: Last ﬁ le name received.

Remarks

After a ﬁ le transfer using the Kermit or ZMODEM protocol has been

performed (see TRANSFER KERMIT and TRANSFER ZMODEM

statements), you can check how the transfer was performed. Note that the

numeric array requires the use of a DIM statement, since the array will

contain more than four elements.

Example

10 TRANSFER KERMIT "R"

20 DIM A%(4)

30 TRANSFER STATUS A%, B$

40 PRINT A%(0), A%(1), A%(2), A%(3), A%(4)

50 PRINT B$(0), B$(1)

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