Post by Robert on Nov 24, 2023 13:17:13 GMT -5
George,
Currently, the macro function Get_Arg_KW("keyword") returns True or False, depending on whether the keyword was used and was parsed by SPF_Parse.
However, if a macro keyword is being passed to some primary command via SPF_CMD, it is likely that the keyword string-value itself is needed, not a boolean flag that indicates its presence or absence.
The suggestion is to support this usage.
Get_Arg_KW$("keyword") would return the string "keyword" in upper-case if "keyword" is used on the macro primary command line, otherwise it would return a "" null string. (All keywords are case insensitive)
Example:
Get_Arg_KW$("ALL") returns "ALL" if ALL was used, else it returns ""
R
Currently, the macro function Get_Arg_KW("keyword") returns True or False, depending on whether the keyword was used and was parsed by SPF_Parse.
However, if a macro keyword is being passed to some primary command via SPF_CMD, it is likely that the keyword string-value itself is needed, not a boolean flag that indicates its presence or absence.
The suggestion is to support this usage.
Get_Arg_KW$("keyword") would return the string "keyword" in upper-case if "keyword" is used on the macro primary command line, otherwise it would return a "" null string. (All keywords are case insensitive)
Example:
Get_Arg_KW$("ALL") returns "ALL" if ALL was used, else it returns ""
R
