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The DEF directive has a
variety of formats that allow for the defintion of
objects, functions, and other system values.
Please select the format you are interested in |
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| Formats |
DEF CLASS class$... |
Use
the DEF CLASS directive in Object
Oriented Programming (OOP) to declare the
start of an object definition. It defines the name of the
object and it can be used to override object creation and
deletion logic |
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DEF OBJECT... |
Use the DEF
OBJECT directive is used to create a new
instance of a specified COM object. |
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DEF
FNvar$(arglist) ... |
Use the DEF
FN directive to define single- or multi-line
functions. |
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DEF [ CVS | DTE | LCS | UCS ] (
new_table$ ) |
Use
these DEF directives to define new
system tables for Accent Conversion, Date, |
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DEF [ CTL | ERR | LFO | LFA ] =
numval |
Use
these DEF directives to set the values
for various system variables. (implemented
in VERSION 7) |
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DEF MSG ( msg_text$ ) |
Use the DEF MSG directive
allows you to change system messages on-the-fly. |
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DEF GID = groupID
DEF UID = UserID |
Use the DEF GID=
and DEF UID = directives to override the
effective UNIX/Linux user or group ID of a session, if OS
security allows it. |
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DEF
ARG( nn ) =
string$ |
Use
the DEF ARG to change the value
associated with a ARG for the duration of the session. |