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Creating A Script File
CLIPBD EMPTY
Syntax: CLIPBD EMPTY
This command will open the clipboard, clear all the data contained in the clipboard,
then close it. Refer to the Error Numbers section later in this chapter for a list of
possible error numbers for this command.
CLIPBD READ
Syntax: CLIPBD READ <variable>
This command will open the clipboard, read all the data contained in the clipboard
and place it in the specified string variable, then close the clipboard. Note that the
data placed in the variable could potentially contain carriage returns, line feeds and
tabs.
CLIPBD WRITE
Syntax: CLIPBD WRITE <string>
This command will open the clipboard, write the data contained in the string or
variable to the clipboard, then close it. The string or variable can contain carriage
returns, line feeds and tabs.
CLR
Syntax: CLR
Clears the communications buffer.
CLS
Syntax: CLS
Moves the cursor to home and clears the screen.
CONV
Syntax: CONV <destvar> <sourcevar>
This copies data from <sourcevar> and converts its variable type (string, integer or
floating point number) to that of <destvar>, which will store the result as follows:
<destvar> <sourcevar> Result
string integer <destvar> will contain the ASCII character that
has the decimal value given by <sourcevar>.