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/*
* Header file for the RDD API Index Order support
*
* Copyright 2000 {list of individual authors and e-mail addresses}
*
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*/
#ifndef HB_ORD_CH_
#define HB_ORD_CH_
#define TOPSCOPE 0
#define BOTTOMSCOPE 1
/* SCOPE commands: */
#command SET SCOPETOP TO => ordScope( TOPSCOPE, nil )
#command SET SCOPETOP TO <x> => ordScope( TOPSCOPE, <x> )
#command SET SCOPEBOTTOM TO => ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, nil )
#command SET SCOPEBOTTOM TO <x> => ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, <x> )
#command SET SCOPE TO => ordScope( TOPSCOPE, nil );
; ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, nil )
#command SET SCOPE TO <x>, <y> => ordScope( TOPSCOPE, <x> );
; ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, <y> )
#command SET SCOPE TO <x> => ordScope( TOPSCOPE, <x> );
; ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, <x> )
#command SET SCOPE TO ,<x> => ordScope( BOTTOMSCOPE, <x> )
/*
* This pseudofunction is only document in CL5.3 NG but not implemented
* in Cl*pper
*/
#ifdef HB_COMPAT_C53
#xtranslate ORDCOND( [FOR <for>] ;
[<all:ALL>] [WHILE <while>] ;
[EVAL <eval>] [EVERY <every>] ;
[RECORD <rec>] [NEXT <next>] ;
[<rest:REST>] [<descend: DESCENDING>] ) ;
=> ordCondSet( <"for">, <{for}>, ;
[<.all.>], <{while}>, ;
<{eval}>, <every>, ;
RecNo(), <next>, <rec>, ;
[<.rest.>], [<.descend.>] )
#endif
#include "dbinfo.ch"
#endif /* HB_ORD_CH_ */