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programming must NOT use these variables.
“-” Denotes a variable that is used and/or altered by one or more system
subroutines. Depending on which subroutines your modifications make,
it may be unsafe to use any of these variables for more than very
temporary work.
- A Temp
! A5(5) Gosub 750 “,” and “;” routine, temp use.
! A% Temp, usually an OUTPUT buffer (syso). MCI variable 5.
! A1% Last configured access - used for on-line access changes.
! AC% Access group of user on-line 0 to 14, 0 is new user.
* AC%(41) For subboards, others, list of entry access codes.
! AC$(14) ac$(0) - ac$(14) is access group information
byte 1 - minutes per call
byte 2 - call per day
byte 3 - minutes max idle
byte 4 - dloads per call
byte 5 - uloads per call
byte 6 - u/d ratio
byte 7 - messages per call
byte 8 - p-files (minutes) per call
byte 9 - feedbacks per call
byte 10 - editor lines maximum
byte 11 - sf% flags
byte 12-14 (ASCII) minutes per day
byte 15-18 (ASCII) 1/100 cents per minute
byte 19-22 (ASCII) ag$ group name
! AG Age (years) of the user on-line
! AG$ Access group name for access of user on-line: MCI
variable
! AK$ Thirty-eight =‘s followed by a carriage return
! AM(31,5) SAM variables
AM(x,0) last caller counter
AM(x,1) since setup counter
AM(x,2) since period reset counter
AM(x,3) totals counter
AM(x,4) currents counter
Where x is 0=Feedback, 1=Mail sent, 2=Mail to ID1,
3=Posts, 4=Responses, 5=Gfiles read, 6=Pfiles ran,
7=System errors, 8=New users, 9=Uploaded files,
10=Uploaded blocks, 11=Downloaded files,
12=Downloaded blocks, 13=New users, 14=Minutes used,
15=Charges. AM(x,5) is used by the ML to keep the
dates for “LAST, SETU, PERI, and TOTL”.
- AN$ Temp, usually an INPUT buffer; MCI variable 7
- B Temp
! B%(10) Gosub750 parser, temp use
- B$ Gosub3, error name, temp use, MCI variable 6
- B1$ In subboards, title of current subboard (filename)
! BD$ User’s birthday, 6 digits YYMMDD
! BN In the subboards, current subboard number
* BR In most systems, last read/manipulated list item, in p-
files/g-files, number of items in current list
! BZ In the subboards, U/D number of subboards
! C Temp
- C$ Temp