Chapter 6 RAPID!
Functions
196 WCDMA Options Version 6.20
INKEYWAIT
KILL
MKDIR
Description
Checks whether a softkey was pushed and returns the
number of the softkey. The softkeys on the 4400 are
numbered from ‘1’ to ‘7’, starting from the left.
If no softkey was pushed,
INKEY will return ‘0’.
In contrary to the INKEYWAIT command,
INKEY does
not halt the program.
Note: Please be sure that there have been labels assigned
to the softkeys with the SOFTKEYS
command, before you
use
INKEY to read out the softkey pushed.
Example
SOFTKEYS "Accept", "", "", "", "", "",
"Exit"
DO
IF INKEY = 7 THEN GOTO endProg
LOOP
Syntax
INKEYWAIT
Parameters
INKEYWAIT does not have any parameters.
Description
Halts program execution until the user pushes a softkey.
Notes:
– If you want to determine the softkey pushed without
halting the program, choose the INKEY function
instead.
– Please assign labels to the softkeys using the SOFT-
KEYS command, before using
INKEYWAIT. Otherwise,
the program may wait for eternity.
Example
SOFTKEYS "OK", "", "", "", "", "",
"EXIT"
IF INKEYWAIT = 7 THEN END
Syntax
KILL fileName$
Parameters
fileName$ is a valid string expression.
Description
Deletes the file specified in
fileName$ in the currently
set directory without prompting.
fileName$ may also contain a path.
If
fileName$ is not a valid file name or if fileName$
is currently open, a runtime error will occur.
Examples
KILL "/usr/new/file.txt"
Syntax
MKDIR path$
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