EOF(ARG.)
Returns whether the command line pointer is past the last argument.
Synopsis
EOF(ARG.)
Arguments
None. The keyword ARG. (note the period at end of this keyword) is the only allowed value, and is mandatory. The ARG. keyword is not case-sensitive.
Description
The EOF(ARG.) function returns a boolean value indicating whether the command line pointer is positioned beyond the last command line argument. It returns 1 if the command line pointer is positioned beyond the last command line argument. Otherwise, it returns 0.
The GET(ARG.) statement moves the command line argument pointer and retrieves the argument value. The SEEK(ARG.) statement moves the command line argument pointer without retrieving a value.
See Also
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GET(ARG.) statement
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SEEK(ARG.) statement
