AUTO program instruction AUTOmatic variables cannot be deleted with the DELETE_ commands. AUTOmatic variables can be referenced with monitor commands such as BPT, DELETE_, DO, HERE, LIST_, POINT, TEACH, TOOL, and WATCH by using the optional context specifier @. The general syntax is: command @task:program command_arguments Examples l Declare the variables loc.a , $ans , and i to be AUTOmatic in the current program (the variable types for loc.a and i must be clear from their use in the program): AUTO loc.a, $ans, i l Declare the variables i , j , and tmp[ ] to be AUTOmatic, real variables in the current program (array elements tmp[0] through tmp[10] are defined):
l Declare the variable loc to be an AUTOmatic variable in the current program. The AUTO REAL i, j, tmp[10] variable type of loc must be determined by its use in the program. Note that since LOC appears by itself, it is not interpreted as the type-specifying keyword.) AUTO loc Related Keywords GLOBAL program instruction LOCAL program instruction STACK monitor command eV+Language Reference Guide, v2.x, 18319-000 Rev A Page 75