LST() Function - List Program Fragment
Syntax
LST(stringA{,stringB}{,ERR=lineref})
Description
For BBj-specific information, see the LST() Function BBj.
The LST() function returns the listed form of a compiled PRO/5 command line.
Parameter |
Description |
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stringA |
Information about the command line created by the PRO/5 compiler or the CPL() function. |
stringB |
Variable table necessary to list any variables that may be present in stringA. See the CPL() function for additional information on the variable table. If stringB is not given, PRO/5 defaults to the variable table of the current workspace program. |
ERR=lineref |
Branch to be taken if an error occurs during execution. |
The CPL() function is the complementary function to LST().
LST() is for utility purposes only and should never be used in application programs.
Examples
In the following example, CPL$ is a compiled BASIC statement that is converted into LIST format and placed in TEXT$.
0100 LET TEXT$=LST(CPL$)