Time() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Calculate the number of seconds elapsed since 00:00:00 1/1/70 and the time specified by the parameter. This time convention is compatible with the Microsoft® C… read more →
StrLwr() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Converts all uppercase letters in a string to lowercase. Usage: AllLower = StrLwr(String) String STRING String for conversion. AllLower STRING String converted to… read more →
StrSet() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Sets a character in a string to a new ASCII character specified by an index. Position is zero-based. For example, String = “ABC” StrSet(String, 2,… read more →
StrUpr() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Converts all letters in a string to uppercase. Usage: AllUpper = StrUpr(String) String STRING String for conversion. AllUpper STRING String converted to all… read more →
Suspend() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Allows user to either suspend or continue execution. This function makes use of a query box which asks the user a question and gives the… read more →
Tan() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Calculate the tangent of an angle. The angle must be in radians Usage: Result = Tan(Angle) Angle REAL Angle whose tangent is to be… read more →
Tanh() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Calculate the hyperbolic tangent of a number. The definition of Tanh is: Tanh(x) = Sinh(x) / Cosh(x) Usage: Result = Tanh(Number) Number REAL The… read more →
Stdout() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Stdout sends output to the STDOUT window. This is a useful function when debugging a new Explain™ script. Numerical values, text values, or any combination… read more →
StdoutActivate() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: StdoutActivate brings the STDOUT window to the foreground when running an Explain™ script. This is a useful function if text descriptors or numerical values are… read more →
StrCmp() Type: REGULAR FUNCTION Purpose: Compares two strings character by character, and returns a value indicating their relationship. Usage: Result = StrCmp(String1, String2) String1 STRING First string for comparison… read more →