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In this example, you can define the Y coordinate as the value of
Y2 minus 4.5 grid units:
AT Y2–4.5
There is no short form.
In the examples above, the value of Y1 and Y2 change. When you
refer to Y1 in the FSL, it is 3 larger. Likewise, Y2 is 4.5 smaller.
refer to Y1 in the FSL, it is 3 larger. Likewise, Y2 is 4.5 smaller.
COMMENT command
Use the COMMENT command to retain a record of your comments
in the source statement. Comments do not appear on the form, and
the compiler ignores them. You do not need to enclose the
COMMENT command text in single quotes.
in the source statement. Comments do not appear on the form, and
the compiler ignores them. You do not need to enclose the
COMMENT command text in single quotes.
Figure 4–26 shows the COMMENT command syntax flow.
Figure 4–26.
COMMENT command syntax
COMMENT
text
;
Parameter
text specifies the comment text string you want to include in the
XFG command statement.
Default
None.
Examples
Long form:
COMMENT ***XFG IS ABLE TO DESCRIBE MANY TYPES OF
FORMS***;
FORMS***;
There is no short form.
Note that a comment is delimited by a semi-colon (;) and all text
between the command COMMENT and the semi-colon is ignored.
A comment may span multiple lines.
between the command COMMENT and the semi-colon is ignored.
A comment may span multiple lines.
END command
Use the END command to terminate a form description.
Figure 4–27 shows the command syntax flow.
Figure 4–27.
END command syntax
END
;
Parameter
END specifies an end–of–file condition from the source input disk
file or from the input data stream.
Default
There is no default for the END command. It is an optional
command.
Example
Long form:
FORM XFG1; ..................; END; There is no short
form.
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