TGAL Manual

ARROW Command
TGAL Commands
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ARROW Command Use the ARROW command to control the printing of the continuation arrow within a
box. If you specify ARROW OFF, you suppress the continuation arrow. You still have
a blank line for the arrow; thus, you have two blank lines instead of one before the
bottom line of the box.
The syntax of the ARROW command is:
Arrow










ON
OFF
ON
turns on the continuation arrow.
OFF
suppresses the continuation arrow.
Considerations
If you do not use this command, TGAL assumes:
ARROW ON
Example
The following example shows the arrow that prints when a box continues onto
another page.
This research began in an attempt to develop a program that can
be used on the corporate level to teach employees to manage
stress. The questions the research team set out to answer were:
o When does a crowd become unbearable?
Tests were designed to determine the maximum density of mice
possible before the mice started behaving strangely.
o How much private space is necessary?
Several mice houses were built of varying sizes and with
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ARROW