Monarch 9460 BITCLEAR

5-14 Command Reference

BITCLEAR

Purpose Sets the specified bit to zero.

Syntax BITCLEAR

buffer-field, bit-position

[ , [

invalid label

] [ ,

valid label

] ]

Process The BITCLEAR command sets the specified bit by

bit-position

in

buffer-field

to

zero.

Bit-position

can be 0 to 15. If

bit-position

is out of range and

invalid label

is

defined, control passes to that label.

Buffer-field

and

bit-position

can be one of the following:

Asc-field

and

Int-field

Description

INPUT Input Buffer

Logical Field Name

(TEMP1)

Temporary Buffer

Field

Logical Field Name (LU1) Lookup Buffer Field

Logical Field Name (PR1) Printer Buffer Field

Logical Field Name

(Field1) [Index]

Array Buffer Field

Asc-field only:

Number

String

A number prefixed by

the number sign (#)

ASCII string delimited

by double quotes

SCRATCH Scratch buffer

Optional Fields

Invalid

and

valid labels

are discussed in “Script Flow" at the beginning this chapter.

Example

This example sets bit number two of TEMP1 to zero.

BITCLEAR TEMP1, #2

See Also BITMASK

BITSET

BITSHIFT

BITTEST

Contents

Main Page TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Page Page OVERVIEW How to Use this Manual A Review of Terms Page USING THE SOFTWARE System Requirements Quick Reference Operators Handbook Installing the Software Getting Started Page Saving a File About Projects 1. 2. 3. Building Projects Changing the Download Settings If you select COM1 - COM4: 4. If you select LPT1 LPT2: 5. Downloading a Project Editing Existing Projects Page PRINTER PROCEDURES Displaying the Ready Prompt No Application Loaded Application 1. Loading Applications Restarting Existing Applications Loading New Applications PROGRAM STRUCTURE Functions Starting a Script Files and Buffers Lookup Table Definition Temporary Storage Definition Printer Definition Scope of Field Names Script Flow Control Comments in a Script Data Storage Data Coding COMMAND REFERENCE Programming Conventions Field Names Keywords Page Special Characters Script Flow When a label is NOT defined... When a label is defined... Functional Relationships Math Commands Script Control Commands Compiler Directives Data Manipulation Commands File Management Commands Input/Output Commands ADD APPVERSION ARGREAD ASC AUTOSTART AVAILABLEDATA BITCLEAR BITMASK BITSET BITSHIFT BITTEST BSEARCH CALL param1, param2, ,paramX Example 1 Param param Page CHARTYPE CHECK Page CHR CLEAR item Example 2 Example 1 Item CLOSECOMM COMPARE CONCAT CSTRIP DATATYPE DEC DEFINE Field-type data-typ field-type Data-type Page DELAY DISABLE DIVIDE ENABLE EXIT FETCH FIELDLEN FIXDATA Buffer-field1 Example Buffer Field1 GENERATE GET HOTKEY IF buffer-field2 Buffer-fields buffer-fields Page INC INCLUDE INSERT JUMP label Example LABELCOUNT LEFT LINKFILE file-name Example 1 format-name\file-name LOCATE LOWER LSTRIP MACRO Page MID MOVE Page MULTIPLY OPENCOMM PAD PARSE , valid label Example valid labels Invalid PRINT QUERY Page READ RESTORESCREEN RETURN RIGHT RSTRIP SAVESCREEN SEEK SUB SWITCH Page SYSSET parameter2 function, parameter1, and parameter2 parameter2 parameter1 Function/Description Parameter1 Parameter2 Example TOKEN TSTRIP UPPER VALIDATE , valid label Example valid labels Invalid WHILE buffer-field1 comparison buffer-field2 Comparison Buffer-field Page Page SAMPLE SCRIPT A Page Page Page INDEX A B C D F G H I J Q R S T