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This lab-intensive course will investigate
TACL® as a full-feature programming
language, introduce the user to IF-THEN-ELSE,
CASE, and LOOP constructs, and begin to
explore the use of ROUTINEs.
Course Duration: 3 days (on-site)
Operations staff and programmers
who need tools to help their day-to-day
productivity, or who want to use
TACL® to automate tasks, or
as a way to prototype new applications.
This course is VERY lab-intensive.
- TACL's programming power
- Programming constructs - IF-THEN-ELSE, CASE, LOOP
- How to use ROUTINEs
- How to use #REQUESTER for file I/O
- PLT101 - TACL101 - Basic Features
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- Module 1 – A Short Review:
- Variables
- BUILTINS
- Macros
- Some new things: FILETOVAR, VARTOFILE
- #SET vs. #EXTRACT
- Module 2 – ROUTINES:
- ROUTINEs and Their Functions
- Using ROUTINEs with #ARGUMENT
- Parameter Pointer
- Using Multiple Alternatives
- LAB
- Module 3 - Programming Constructs:
- IF-THEN-ELSE
- CASE
- LOOPS - do-while and do-until
- Imbedding #ARGUMENT in CASE and LOOP constructs
- LAB
- Module 4 – FILE I/O - Using #REQUESTER:
- Line at a time FILE I/O vs. FILETOVAR
- Using File I/O with Loops
- LAB
- Module 5 - Using STRUCTURES
- Defining and Referencing TACL Structures
- Redefining STRUCTURES
- Using STRUCTURES for Handling 653x Screen Attributes
- STRUCTURES and Data Movement
- LAB
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