System Variables

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This contains a list of all quad variables and quad functions

System Variables
⎕ALX Attention Latent Expression
⎕CT Comparison Tolerance
⎕DM Diagnostic Message (Read-only)
⎕ELX Error Latent Expression
⎕FC Format Control
⎕FEATURE Feature Control
⎕FPC Floating Point Control
⎕IC Indeterminate Control
⎕IO Index Origin
⎕LX Latent Expression
⎕PP Print Precision
⎕PR Prompt Replacement
⎕PW Print Width
⎕RL Random Link
⎕SA Stop Action
⎕WSID Workspace Identifier
Niladic System Functions
⎕A Uppercase English Alphabet
⎕AV Atomic Vector
⎕EM Event Message
⎕ET Event Type
⎕LC Line Counter
⎕NNAMES Names of Open Native Files
⎕NNUMS Tie Numbers of Open Native Files
⎕SYSID System Identifier
⎕SYSVER System Version
⎕TC Terminal Control Characters
⎕TCBEL Terminal Control Character, Bell
⎕TCBS Terminal Control Character, Backspace
⎕TCESC Terminal Control Character, Escape
⎕TCFF Terminal Control Character, Form Feed
⎕TCHT Terminal Control Character, Horizontal Tab
⎕TCLF Terminal Control Character, Line Feed
⎕TCNL Terminal Control Character, New Line
⎕TCNUL Terminal Control Character, Null
⎕TS Time Stamp
⎕WA Workspace Available


Monadic or dyadic system functions

"at" Attributes "cr" Canonical Representation "dl" Delay Execution "dr" Data Representation "ea" Execute Alternate "ec" Execute Controlled "error" Signal Error "es" Event Simulate "ex" Expunge Names "fmt" Format "fx" Function Fix "mf" Monitor Function "nappend" Append Data To An Open Native File "nc" Name Classification "ncreate" Create And Open A Native File "nerase" Erase An Open Native File "nl" Name List "nread" Read Data From An Open Native File "nrename" Rename An Open Native File "nreplace" Replace Data In An Open Native File "nresize" Resize An Open Native File "nsize" Get The Size Of An Open Native File "ntie" Open A Native File "nuntie" Close A Native File "tf" Transfer Form "ucs" Universal Character Set "vr" Vector Representation of a Function