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IF usern$=“Jerry” OR usern$=“Sam” THEN
pass$=“disk14”
ELSE
GOTO getpass
ENDIF
SEND pass$
defines pass$ and sends pass$ if either of the conditions are met. You can
use NOT to specify conditions which must not be met for a given action to
be carried out.
IF username$=“” AND NOT superuser$=“Anton99”
THEN
GOTO getuserinfo
ELSEIF superuser$=“Anton99” THEN
GOTO superlog
ELSE
GOTO getpass
ENDIF
Here the script will jump to ‘getuserinfo’ only the variable ‘username$’
contains no information, and the variable ‘superuser’ does not contain the
information ‘Anton99’.
A
S see OPEN
ASC ASC (<string exp>)
Returns the ASCII code of a character. If a whole string is entered between
the brackets, ASC returns the code for the first character unless you specify
a particular character using LEFT, MID or RIGHT. E.g.
INFO ASC (“H”)
returns the code 72.
B
EEP BEEP <value>,<value>
Activates the MC 218’s buzzer. The first value is the length of the note in
1/32s of a second, and the second indicates the pitch. E.g.
BEEP 16,300
ALERT “Connection dropped”
B
REAK BREAK
Breaks out of a loop.
C
ALL CALL <filename>
Stops running the current script and transfers control to a new one,
without clearing any variables. E.g.
CALL “C:\Documents\Scripts\script2.scr”
starts ‘script2.scr’ running. When the called script ends, the Terminal
emulation screen is shown. The program does not return to the calling
script.
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