IBM manual xx ILE RPG for AS/400 Programmers Guide, Element

Table

2

(Page 1

of

2).

New Language Elements Since V4R2

Language Unit

Element

Description

Control

specifi

- CCSID(*GRAPH:

Sets

the

default

graphic

CCSID

for

cation

keywords

*IGNORE

*SRC

the module. This setting is used for

number)

literals, compile-time data and

program-described input and output

fields and definitions. The default is

*IGNORE.

CCSID(*UCS2: number)

Sets

the

default

UCS-2 CCSID for

the module. This setting is used for

literals, compile-time data and

program-described input and output

fields and definitions. The default is

13488.

INTPREC(10

20)

Specifies the decimal precision of

integer

and

unsigned

intermediate

values

in

binary

arithmetic

operations

in

expressions.

The

default,

INTPREC(10), indicates that 10-digit

precision is to be used.

OPENOPT{(*NO

*YES)}

Indicates whether the overflow indi-

cators

should

be

reset to

*OFF

when

a

file

is

opened.

THREAD(*SERIALIZE)

Indicates

that

the

module

is

enabled

to run in a multithreaded

environ-

ment. Access to the procedures

in

the

module

is

to

be

serialized.

Definition spec

-CCSID(number *DFT)

Sets

the

graphic

and UCS-2 CCSID

ification

for

the

definition.

keywords

Built-in

functions%DIV(n:m)

Performs integer division on the two

operands

n

and

m;

the

result

is

n/m.

The operands must be numeric

values with zero decimal positions.

%GRAPH(char-expr

Converts to graphic data from single-

graph-expr

UCS2-expr

byte{:

character,

graphic,

or

UCS-2

ccsid})

data.

%REM(n:m)

Performs the integer remainder oper-

ation on two operands n and

m;

the

result is the remainder of n/m. The

operands must be numeric values

with

zero

decimal positions.

%UCS2(char-expr

graphConverts-

to UCS-2

data

from

single-

expr

UCS2-expr {: ccsid})byte character,

graphic,

or

UCS-2

data.

%XFOOT(array-expr)

Produces

the

sum

of all the ele-

ments in the specified array

expression.

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