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Primary Syntax Elements |
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The PxPlus language uses a standard set of keywords and symbols to deliver instructions in a statement, as well as to create/execute programs. Some of these are required to make statements executable, while others are used to further define the tasks and the data in the operation being performed.
The primary elements in the PxPlus language are grouped as follows:
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Commands that tell the system what task is to be performed. | |
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Numeric or string operations that process values and yield results within a program statement. | |
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Internally-defined numeric and string variables for providing system information, such as the date and time. | |
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Special control sequences for output to a display device or printer. | |
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Options for controlling a system's operation under PxPlus. | |
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Named attributes for modifying GUI control objects. |
PxPlus Language Reference
Punctuation/Syntax
Programming Constructs
Data Types, Literals and Variables