Re: Getting atom values with gets()
- Posted by JJProg at CYBERBURY.NET Jun 09, 1999
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EU> Sorry for the slew of questions lately.. I'm working on a big project. EU>Details will be out in a week or so once more work on it is complete. EU> My question is about the gets() or get() commands. I need to be able to EU>input data as an atom...ie if I type 100 gets() will return 100, not EU>{XX,YY,YY,10}. Or I need to take the latter and convert it to 100. This is EU>probably as easy as tying my shoes, but I'm stumped. I'll probably kick EU>myself when I see how easy it is ; ) EU>Thanks, EU>Derek Brown Use get. Example: include get.e sequence s puts(1,"Enter a number: ") s = get(0) if s[1] != GET_SUCCESS then puts(1,"You were supposed to enter a number!\n") elsif not atom(s[2]) then puts(1,"A number. Not a sequence.\n") else printf(1,"\nThe number you entered was %f\n",s[2]) end if Jeffrey Fielding JJProg at cyberbury.net http://members.tripod.com/~JJProg/