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setprint("continue", flag) |
setprint("trace", flag) | |
setprint("include", flag) | |
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setprint("continue", )
If the logical scalar flag is true,
each matrix is printed is such a way
that a variable can be assigned to the matrix
by copying it from the output window and pasting it to
a file or the command line
The default value for this setting is false.
setprint("trace", )
The value of a statement that consists of a single expression
is printed unless it is equal to novalue
.
For example, if you enter
1 + 2
O-Matrix will print the value
3
If the logical scalar flag is true,
the file and line number is printed next to the value of each
expression statement that is printed.
The default value for flag is false.
This print option can help in locating expression statements that
result in printed output.
setprint("include", )
Function and script files are often automatically included.
If the logical scalar flag is true,
a message is printed
identifying what file was needed and where it was required.
1 + 2
and you enter
include temp.oms
O-Matrix will reply
3
If you then enter
setprint("trace", true)
include temp.oms
O-Matrix will reply
expression statement: file C:\OMWIN\TEMP.OMS, line 1
3
setprint("continue", true)
print seq(3) * seq(3)'
O-Matrix will respond
{ ...
[ 1 , 2 , 3 ], ...
[ 2 , 4 , 6 ], ...
[ 3 , 6 , 9 ] ...
}
Note that the continuation characters enable you to use this
matrix as source code within an O-Matrix program.
When using the continue option, character
matrices will be surrounded by the " character when printed.
If continue this example by entering
print { "The quick brown fox", "jumped over the fence"}
O-Matrix will respond
{ ...
"The quick brown fox", ...
"jumped over the fence" ...
}
clear
setprint("include", true)
colsum( {1, 2, 3} )
O-Matrix will respond
Automatic include of C:\OMWIN\FUNCTION\COLSUM.OMS
required at line 5 in command line
6
The value six is equal to one plus two plus three.
The value 5 may be different depending on the
number of commands entered before this example.