Difference between revisions of "Custom QMBASIC Options"
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<b>NOCASEINVERT</b> - This option ignores the case inversion state of PTERM during the single execution of the statement. | <b>NOCASEINVERT</b> - This option ignores the case inversion state of PTERM during the single execution of the statement. | ||
<br />Example Code:<br /> | <br />Example Code:<br /> | ||
Revision as of 03:59, 26 April 2009
QMBASIC Command Options (By Name)
Table Of Contents <a href="#input">INPUT</a> <a href="#inputat">INPUT@</a> <a href="#socket.info">SOCKET.INFO</a>
NOCASEINVERT - This option ignores the case inversion state of PTERM during the single execution of the statement.
Example Code:
INPUT MYVAR NOCASEINVERT
<a name="#inputat">INPUT@</a>
NOCASEINVERT - This option ignores the case inversion state of PTERM during the single execution of the statement.
Example Code:
INPUT@(0,0) MYVAR NOCASEINVERT
<a name="#socket.info">SOCKET.INFO</a>
SKT$INFO.FAMILY - This key was added to support the identification of IPv4 and IPv6 family types on an open socket handle.
SKT$INFO.FAMILY.IPV4 - This value means the open socket is IPv4
SKT$INFO.FAMILY.IPV6 - This value means the open socket is IPv6
Example Code:
SKTFAMILYTYPE = SOCKET.INFO(SKTHANDLE,SKT$INFO.FAMILY)
BEGIN CASE
CASE SKTFAMILYTYPE = SKT$INFO.FAMILY.IPV4; CRT "This is an IPv4 socket!"
CASE SKTFAMILYTYPE = SKT$INFO.FAMILY.IPV6; CRT "This is an IPv6 socket!"
END CASE
