3-80. Q COMMAND |
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3-81. Purpose. |
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The Q command displays a message on the standard list device (OUTPUT file).
3-82. Form. |
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The form of the Q command is
3-83. Description. |
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The Q command prints any message selected by you, or a blank line if no string is supplied. You can use the Q command, for example, to remind yourself to perform certain editing functions when a specific point is reached in an edit cycle. This command is most useful in WHILE blocks and USE files.
3-84. Limitation. |
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The Q command is used to display a message only to the standard list device (a terminal in an interactive session or a line printer in batch mode).
3-85. Example. |
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/Q "THIS IS A MESSAGE"
THIS IS A MESSAGE
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