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The equivalent system function to allow a function to find out the names of all the variables in the workspace is {quad}NL | The equivalent system function to allow a function to find out the names of all the variables in the workspace is [[System Function NL|{quad}NL 2]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:18, 27 February 2013
)VARS - List all variables in workspace
The )VARS command lists all of the variables that have been defined in the workspace. If the workspace has no variables, it returns nothing. Here is an example:
- )WSID
- IS CLEAR WS
- )VARS
- a←5
- b←3 4 5
- )VARS
- a b
The equivalent system function to allow a function to find out the names of all the variables in the workspace is ⎕NL 2.
| System Commands (not case sensitive) | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| )CLEAR | )CLOSE | )COPY | )DROP | )EDIT | )ERASE | )EXIT | )FNS | )FOP | )FOPS | ||||
| )IN | )INASCII | )LIB | )LOAD | )NEWTAB | )NMS | )OFF | )OPEN | )OPS | )OUT | ||||
| )RESET | )SAVE | )SI | )SIC | )SINL | )SYMB | )ULIB | )VARS | )XLOAD | )WSID | ||||
