A Pick system always comes outfitted with a well-known programming language called as PICK/BASIC. This advanced programming language has similar properties to that of standard Dartmouth “BASIC”, but differs in its benefits and features. Analogy of BASIC to that of PICK/BASIC ends at the read, write and print statements. Coming to the syntax and labeling they are quite different and are optional.
It’s particularly convenient for projects those deal with strings of characters. Here is a set of intrinsic functions like insert, replace and delete are being provided to accord with pick three dimensional data structures. Which means that all the records are composed of attributes, multi-values and sub-values.
PICK/BASICS helps an individual to clearly explain to a computer on what he or she wants to do an item and not how to do it. All the programs that are being developed by using this advanced language are mainly used to capture and validate the information before filing it on a disk. Though these functions are developed in ACCESS and PROC, these can also be used for formatting the reports and menus.
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PROC
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It is a stored procedure language in which the first line begins with “PQ”. And in some other different versions you might also come across “PQN”. PROCs have few subroutine calls which are represented as parenthese ( ) or brackets [ ].
PROC commands:
C - comment
G - go to a line number
IF - Test
IP - input from terminal
O - output text to terminal
P - process commands in output buffer
RI - reset input buffers to null
T - terminal output with special functions like screen clear
X - exit PROC
Processor of a PROC has two input and output buffers and if you wish to know
more PROC, you need to consult the professionals.
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EDITOR:
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PICK/BASIC has a very simple text editor, this you can call it up by typing
"ED Filename Itemname".
Here the commands include:
DEn (delete n lines)
EX (exit, don't save)
FI (file item)
Ln (list n lines)
Gn(go to line number 'n')
R/a/b (replace 'a' with 'b')
X(cancel last command)
'I' puts you in insert mode
<cr> as the first character in the line terminates insert mode
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It’s particularly convenient for projects those deal with strings of characters. Here is a set of intrinsic functions like insert, replace and delete are being provided to accord with pick three dimensional data structures. Which means that all the records are composed of attributes, multi-values and sub-values.
PICK/BASICS helps an individual to clearly explain to a computer on what he or she wants to do an item and not how to do it. All the programs that are being developed by using this advanced language are mainly used to capture and validate the information before filing it on a disk. Though these functions are developed in ACCESS and PROC, these can also be used for formatting the reports and menus.
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PROC
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It is a stored procedure language in which the first line begins with “PQ”. And in some other different versions you might also come across “PQN”. PROCs have few subroutine calls which are represented as parenthese ( ) or brackets [ ].
PROC commands:
C - comment
G - go to a line number
IF - Test
IP - input from terminal
O - output text to terminal
P - process commands in output buffer
RI - reset input buffers to null
T - terminal output with special functions like screen clear
X - exit PROC
Processor of a PROC has two input and output buffers and if you wish to know
more PROC, you need to consult the professionals.
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EDITOR:
-------
PICK/BASIC has a very simple text editor, this you can call it up by typing
"ED Filename Itemname".
Here the commands include:
DEn (delete n lines)
EX (exit, don't save)
FI (file item)
Ln (list n lines)
Gn(go to line number 'n')
R/a/b (replace 'a' with 'b')
X(cancel last command)
'I' puts you in insert mode
<cr> as the first character in the line terminates insert mode
Our Services for you include:
Strategic consulting
Custom development
Managed services
Migration
Maintenance & support
For more information and details
Name: Tom Bumke
Email: tbumke@gmail.com
Phone: +1 832-603-4771
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