Toshiba KB-80 사용자 설명서
- 31 -
GET
Function
Inputs the data in a file into the buffer.
Format
GET [#] <file number> [, <numeric value> ]
Term
<file number>:
The number assigned to the file by the OPEN statement
<numeric value>:
The record number between 1 and 65535, or the number of
bytes of the data read from the RS-232C communication file
bytes of the data read from the RS-232C communication file
Explanation
The GET statement reads the data in the file specified in <file number>, and inputs
the read data into the corresponding buffer. Note that the operation varies according
to the specified file.
the read data into the corresponding buffer. Note that the operation varies according
to the specified file.
When the file specified in <file number> is a disk file, the record is read from the
random file, and is input into the file buffer (the file buffer should be assigned by the
FIELD statement). <numeric value> should be the record number in the random file.
If <numeric value> is omitted, it is automatically set to the next number of the record
number read by the last GET statement.
random file, and is input into the file buffer (the file buffer should be assigned by the
FIELD statement). <numeric value> should be the record number in the random file.
If <numeric value> is omitted, it is automatically set to the next number of the record
number read by the last GET statement.
When the file specified in <file number> is the RS-232C communication file,
<numeric value> indicates the number of bytes of the data to be read from the RS-
232C communication buffer. If <numeric value> is omitted, it is the record length
specified by the OPEN statement.
<numeric value> indicates the number of bytes of the data to be read from the RS-
232C communication buffer. If <numeric value> is omitted, it is the record length
specified by the OPEN statement.