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Joe Pluta wrote: > ... > I understand the thinking that %EOF and %FOUND are different. How about > a new BIF that does what we want? Like %DATA. If a CHAIN *or* a READ > are successful in putting data into the buffer, then %DATA is true. We > could then do this: > > Chain ( SomeKey ) File; > DoW %Data( File ); > // do something > ReadE ( SomeKey ) File; > EndDo; Your "%DATA" doesn't really fit with SETLL and SETGT, but I think any new "continue-io-loop" builtin should. But you can already use a single builtin function for both CHAIN and READ. EOF and record-not-found have non-error statuses of 00011 and 00012; a status of zero means it's ok to continue processing the file. Chain ( SomeKey ) File; DoW %Status( File ) = *zero; // do something ReadE ( SomeKey ) File; EndDo;
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