4.5.2.2 Template Commands

The LANSA template language is a simple "tag" language that relies on branch type logic. It is not a sophisticated programming language. All commands conform to the normal LANSA command conventions. For instance, positional or keyword parameter specification can be used, lists must be enclosed in brackets, etc. The template language is not compiled. It is an interpretive language.

Note: In the lists below, '*' indicates user input requested.

List Commands

@@CLR_LST

Clear/define a work list

@@MAK_LSTS

Make a list of selected fields from another list(s)*

@@MRG_LSTS

Merge a list(s) with another list(s)

File Commands

@@GET_FILS

Get the files to be used in this template*

@@RTV_FLDS

Retrieve the fields in a file

@@RTV_KEYS

Retrieve the keys of a file

@@RTV_RELN

Retrieve the relationship between two files

Control Command

@@GOTO

Pass control to a label

@@IF

Test a condition and pass control to a label

@@LABEL

A label which is the subject of another command

@@CMP_IDX

Compare an index value

@@DEC_IDX

Decrement an index value

@@INC_IDX

Increment an index value

@@SET_IDX

Set an index value

Other Commands

@@COMMENT

Add a comment line to the generated RDML code

@@QUESTION

Ask a question and receive a reply*

 

Also See

Template Commands and Variables in the Technical Reference Guide