IOLIST
PURPOSE:
To SPECIFY a list of VARIABLES for any I/O command.
STATEMENT SYNTAX:
stno IOLIST list of variables {,IOL=stno}
EXAMPLE:
0100 IOLIST A$,B$,C$,D0,E1,"ABC",F,G7$,H(7)
0200 IOLIST A:"###,###",B:"###000CR",C:F$,IOL=0201
0201 IOLIST X$(5),V(32),"NO"
0300 IOLIST D:"#",E,F(0),F(1),F(2),F(9),F(8),S$,0,123
NOTES:
The list of variables can contain any combination of variables or another
IOL= specification that defines the DATA ITEMS to be input or output
in subsequent I/O statements.
If the IOLIST is to be used for output only, then it may also contain
STRING or NUMERIC CONSTANTS and EXPRESSIONS. (any attempt to READ
using an IOLIST with constant expressions will generate an error 13).
The IOLIST statement allows the user to set up a list of variables for use
with one or more input/output statements.
SEE:
READ
WRITE
INPUT