MultiValue Commands, Functions, and Special Variables
- MV – Invokes the MultiValue Shell.
- MVCALL – Calls a MultiValue subroutine.
- MVCRT – Performs MultiValue printing to terminal.
- MVDIM – Dimensions an array of variables for MultiValue use.
- MVPRINT – Performs MultiValue printing to terminal or printer.
- $CHANGE – Performs MultiValue substring replacement.
- $MV – Builds or modifies a MultiValue dynamic array.
- $MVAT – Performs MultiValue screen cursor control or sets screen display option.
- $MVFMT – Performs MultiValue formatting of a string or numeric.
- $MVFMTS – Performs MultiValue formatting of elements of a dynamic array.
- $MVICONV – Performs MultiValue external-to-internal conversion of a string.
- $MVICONVS – Performs MultiValue external-to-internal conversion of elements of a dynamic array.
- $MVINMAT – Returns the number of MultiValue array elements.
- $MVLOWER – Lowers MultiValue dynamic array delimiters to next level.
- $MVOCONV – Performs MultiValue internal-to-external conversion of a string.
- $MVOCONVS – Performs MultiValue internal-to-external conversion of elements of a dynamic array.
- $MVRAISE – Raises MultiValue dynamic array delimiters to next level.
- $MVTRANS – Reads field data from a MultiValue file.
- $MVname Special Variables by Name – Caché special variables corresponding to MultiValue system variables.
- $MVV(n) Special Variables by Number – Caché special variables corresponding to MultiValue system variables.