On Jan 14, 2006, at 5:00 AM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I'll be dumb. What is SSVN?
Kevin
SSVN = Structured System Variable Name.
I'm told that GT.M doesn't support them (correct me if I'm wrong),
but if you're using Cache or another MUMPS implementation, you might
try $ORDERing through
^$ROUTINE
^$GLOBAL
^$JOB
These are kind of pseudo-globals that represent information about the
system. For example, ^$JOB is something like the /proc filesystem
under Linux.
When I get around to writing my own MUMPS implementation, I think it
will need to support user-defined SSVNs. (Isn't that an oxymoron?)
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