pTAL Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.09+, J06.03+)

-- compiled because tog1 is on
?IF tog2
-- Statements for true condition
-- skipped because tog2 is off
?ENDIF tog1 – Not compiled, part of skipped code for tog2
?ENDIF tog2 -- End of conditional code for tog2
?ENDIF tog1 -- End of conditional code for tog1
NoneDefault:
Placement:
• Anywhere in the source file (not in the compilation command)
• Must be the only directive on the directive line
Everything between ENDIF and the most recently compiled IF or IFNOT
directive that specifies the same toggle, target, or keyword
Scope:
Interacts with:Dependencies:
• SETTOG
• RESETTOG
• IF and IFNOT
• ENDIF
• TARGET
• __EXT64
References:
• SETTOG (page 415)
• RESETTOG (page 411)
• IF and IFNOT (page 398)
• ENDIF (page 390)
• “TARGET” (page 423)
• “__EXT64” (page 394)
• Toggles (page 370)
ERRORFILE
ERRORFILE writes compilation errors and warnings to an error file so you can use the HP TACL
FIXERRS macro (available only on Guardian platforms) to view the diagnostic messages in one PS
Text Edit window and correct the source file in another window.
file-name
is the name of either:
• An existing error file created by ERRORFILE. Such a file has file code 106 (an
entry-sequenced disk file used only with the HP TACL FIXERRS macro). The compiler purges
any data in it before logging errors and warnings.
• A new error file to be created by ERRORFILE if errors occur.
If a file with the same name exists but the file code is not 106, the compiler terminates
compilation to prevent overwriting the file.
You can specify partial file names as described in Partial File Names (page 519). The compiler
uses the current default volume and subvolume names as needed. For this directive, the compiler
ERRORFILE 391