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Stores the second value on the stack into the memory location specified by the top value. | Stores the second value on the stack into the memory location specified by the top value. | ||
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Where 'x' is the value to be stored, and 'y' is the memory location. | Where 'x' is the value to be stored, and 'y' is the memory location. | ||
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| − | Compared to the first, the lonely store-command works on the numbers on the stack, what ever they are. | + | Compared to the first, the lonely store-command works on the numbers on the [[stack]], what ever they are. Famous for emptiing the stack and energy at once. |
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 23 December 2005
Operators:
Store Commands:The following commands are not supported in versions earlier 2.46: |
Stores the second value on the stack into the memory location specified by the top value.
Syntax:
x y store
Where 'x' is the value to be stored, and 'y' is the memory location.
or
store
Compared to the first, the lonely store-command works on the numbers on the stack, what ever they are. Famous for emptiing the stack and energy at once.
