ROWw.d

ROWw.d

Reads a column-binary field down a card column

Category: Column Binary

Syntax
Syntax Description
Details
Examples
See Also

Syntax

ROWw.d

Syntax Description

w

specifies the row where the field begins.

Range:

0-12

d

specifies the length in rows of the field.

Default:	1
Range:	1-25

Details

The ROWw.d informat assigns the relative position of the punch in the field to a numeric variable.

If the field that you specify has more than one punch, ROWw.d assigns the variable a missing value and sets the automatic variable _ERROR_ to 1. If the field has no punches, ROWw.d assigns the variable a missing value.

ROWw.d can read fields across columns, continuing with row 12 of the new column and going down through the rest of the rows. After ROWw.d reads a field, the pointer moves to the next row.

Examples

input x row5.3 
input x row7.1 
input x row5.2 
input x row3.5

Data Lines* Results

----+----1

00

04 3

1

.

5

*The data line is a hexadecimal representation of the column binary. The punch card column for the example data has row 7 punched. The binary representation is 0000 0000 0000 0100.

See Also

Data Lines*	Results
----+----1
`00`
`04`	`3`
	`1`
	`.`
	`5`
*The data line is a hexadecimal representation of the column binary. The punch card column for the example data has row 7 punched. The binary representation is 0000 0000 0000 0100.

Informats:

$CBw.

CBw.d

PUNCH.d

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